Topic: RIPPLE OR LITECOIN - page 23. (Read 7242 times)
If I invest, I will invest in RIPPLE and LITECOIN, but if I choose, I still choose LITECOIN. It has a lot to offer!
Litecoin has a good project, lately it is developing very well but I think Ripple has enormous potential and could grow a lot in the next months/years. Both of them are great
I think that Ripple will show more growth than Litecoin. He is more suited to this, but he can just as grandly go down. Therefore, I hesitate about the choice. Both options are good, but Ripple attracts me more. 
Ripple coins can be interesting both for long-term and medium-term. After the may surge in interest in this cryptocurrency exchange rate fluctuations occur in a fairly wide range. Apparently, now one of the moments when you can profitably buy some coins. Litecoin cryptocurrency acts as an analogue of bitcoin, only with faster and cheaper transactions.
I prefer pulsation, as for me a very strong coin with a large society . And so both good altcoins .
If you choose between these coins, then I would choose another coin with more potential than these two coins, for example EOS.
Both Ripple and Litecoin has been doing greatly in the market of late with litecoin even outperforming other digital currencies at some point.
between the two, which one would you invest in and why?
why not buy both
I will choose Litecoin, it is alternative to Bitcoin, it has less value but is present in the market .
Both are coins that will have an increased long-term value but if you judge the circulation supply then the more the circulation supply of the coin the less the price value of the coin so according to that logic only considered my bets would be on bitcoin
I always support litecoin over rippler because it is decentralized and independent, has low transaction costs.
Both of these coins now look very weak and barely grow while the price of bitcoin has risen above 8,000. I think that now it is very risky to buy ripple or litecoin.
I think both of this altcoins are worth to invest in. The best option is to split the deposit into a few parts and invest in different coins, it's safer and can become even more profitable.
Litecoin has a good project, lately it is developing very well but I think Ripple has enormous potential and could grow a lot in the next months/years. Both of them are great
My choice is Ripple, because Litecoin is very similar to Bitcoin, same code, but little bit diffrent parameters (size of block and so on..)
And Ripple is completely diffrent coin, Ripple offers very fast transactions, low fees. Also they have big partnerships
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And Ripple is completely diffrent coin, Ripple offers very fast transactions, low fees. Also they have big partnerships
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if for the long term I suggest to buy ripple, because reportedly there will be a lot of good news about ripple !!!
Both of them are good and potential but I prefer Ripple because it allows its users to transact in any currency that they hold by either sending it or receiving it on the Ripple platform. Ripple prides itself on being faster than many other coins in the market.
I like Litecoin. There is a more important project and more promising than both. Ripple is a centralised project own by the banks.
I would choose Litecoin but I prefer to invest in EoS Btc and Eth . Ripple unfortunately not very good
I prefer to invest in ripple rather than litecoin. Both of them have potential future but my first impression fell in love with ripple. I think that ripple is very useful for me who tend to have a fast business movement. By utilizing the benefits of ripple then I can do a lot of transactions with a fast time. In addition, this ripple has a size block that is large enough. This is very beneficial to us who have faithfully utilize ripple. Okay, that's a bit of my opinion about ripple than litecoin.
I prefer LTC to ripple in all ways. Litecoin has been doing good for years and maintain it’s stand.
Agreed. Litecoin long enough in the market and it has more prospects to break forward and quickly gain altitude. But for some reason it pales in the shadow of the ever-growing bitcoin. It seems to me that bitcoin is fed at its expense. Jump to: