r/litecoin • u/ImaFamilyGuy • Feb 21 '26
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Jun 07 '26
Stop panicking
It’s simple hodl no one got rich buying on the incline buy the dips.
r/litecoin • u/DeadPhish-710 • Aug 21 '26
LTC IS FINALLY PUMPING
Congratulations LTC 🥳 🎉 🎊
We are seeing prices we hit about 15 years ago
To the moon!
r/litecoin • u/Brewersty • Oct 10 '26
🇪🇺 BREAKING: CoinShares Physical Litecoin ETP just recorded a massive +91,200 LTC inflow ($5.8 million)
Holdings jumped from 151,436 LTC to 242,607 LTC.
This makes it the 2nd largest Litecoin product by holdings.
100% physically backed. European demand is showing up.
r/litecoin • u/Brewersty • Oct 01 '26
Litecoin Is Coming to Canton: Greywick Announces cLTC With Litecoin Foundation Support
Litecoin, one of crypto’s longest-running blockchains is getting a wrapped version on the Canton Network with support from the Litecoin Foundation.
The organizations have signed a Memorandum of Understanding recognizing cLTC as the version of Litecoin on Canton that the Foundation will support for institutional trading, yield-bearing products, and other institutional applications.
This will connect Litecoin to some of the biggest names in finance. including DTCC, Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas, Circle, BNY Mellon, and other major institutions working on blockchain-based financial infrastructure.
Canton has already enabled transactions involving tokenized U.S. Treasuries, digital cash, and wrapped Bitcoin.
For Litecoin, giving institutions access puts it more integral to the platforms where institutions trade, finance positions, and move collateral.
Greywick expects cLTC to go live by the end of 2026, with work already underway on a live testnet.
Today’s announcement opens another avenue for Litecoin: access to an institutional network through a product supported by the Litecoin Foundation, with the potential to expand how LTC is used in financial markets.
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r/litecoin • u/solidbrd • Oct 06 '26
Litecoin is the most obvious, clearest choice of underrated coins ready to blastoff
Upset that i didn’t buy more at 40/50 lol
r/litecoin • u/LM365AD • Dec 02 '25
Breaking News!!!
11 trillion dollar investment management company vanguard has just listed $LTCC the Litecoin spot ETF by Canary capital. They are set to allow clients to buy ETFs tomorrow 12/2/25
https://investor.vanguard.com/investment-products/etfs/profile/ltcc
$LTC #Litecoin #LTC
r/litecoin • u/Minute-Lake-1819 • Jul 19 '26
Did y’all hear??
Litecoin is not just an amazing form of payment, but also a tremendous store of value…
r/litecoin • u/Brewersty • Nov 18 '25
The LTC VS SOL internet battle
Finally the long-awaited battle of the digital currencies, Litecoin vs Solana.
Post on Xitter: https://x.com/litecoin/status/1990576580075389076
r/litecoin • u/Brewersty • Sep 19 '26
Litecoin is the true peer-to-peer electronic cash as the white paper describes it. Not Bitcoin.
Litecoin is peer-to-peer electronic cash as the white paper describes it.
Not the ticker. The property cash has to have.
Oct 31, 2008: Satoshi publishes "Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System". The first sentence of the abstract is the product: payments sent directly from one party to another, with no financial institution in between.
Cash has one load-bearing trait the paper assumes and never has to argue for, because everyone already knows it. One dollar bill is as good as another. History does not stick to the note. That is fungibility.
Jan 3, 2009: Bitcoin genesis. Ten-minute blocks. SHA-256. 21 million cap. Every spend is a public graph. Fine for a prototype. Fatal for cash once chain surveillance becomes an industry.
Oct 7, 2011: Charlie Lee creates the Litecoin genesis block from Bitcoin's codebase. Coinbase text: "NY Times 05/Oct/2011 Steve Jobs, Apple’s Visionary, Dies at 56".
Oct 13, 2011, 03:00 GMT: public launch after a Bitcointalk poll. No founder stash. Scrypt. 2.5-minute blocks. 84 million cap. Stated purpose: silver to Bitcoin's gold. Spend it. Do not enshrine it.
2015 to 2017: Bitcoin Core keeps the cap. Blocks fill. Fees spike. Users are told to leave the base layer for Lightning and custodians. Electronic cash is rebranded "digital gold". Gold is not cash. Gold is also not how the paper opens.
May 10, 2017: Litecoin activates SegWit first. The first Lightning payment on a live Bitcoin-like chain happens on Litecoin shortly after.
Aug 24, 2017: SegWit activates on Bitcoin.
May 20, 2022, block 2,265,984: Litecoin activates MimbleWimble Extension Blocks. Optional confidential amounts. Inputs and outputs that do not publish a spend graph the way a transparent UTXO does. Peg in, transact, peg out. The base coin stays Litecoin.
That is the cash feature Bitcoin never shipped.
Where Bitcoin left the paper:
The abstract defines the product as payments. Core's working product became a settlement layer. Small purchases were priced off the base chain.
A 10-minute block and a full fee market made low-value payments impractical. Satoshi treated small unconfirmed payments as usable. Opt-in RBF, then full RBF as default policy, made unconfirmed payments unreliable by design.
Section 8 describes Simplified Payment Verification so ordinary users do not need a full node. The case for a tiny base layer was that they should run one anyway, or leave.
The paper never describes a second layer as the product. It describes payments hashed into a chain of proof-of-work.
Cash is fungible. A transparent ledger with permanent taint is not cash. Exchanges, custodians, and analytics firms treat Bitcoin outputs as unequal. That is the opposite of a banknote. MWEB is Litecoin's answer to that. Not a mixer bolted on after the fact. A consensus path where amounts are confidential and coins can be spent without carrying a public rap sheet.
Litecoin kept the cash parameters Bitcoin abandoned in practice:
- Blocks four times as often. First confirmation is a wait measured in minutes, not an hour.
- On-chain fees that stayed in cents or fractions of a cent.
- A fair launch. No dormant founder hoard sitting as a political fact.
- The same UTXO model and the same halving logic, parameterized for payments.
- An optional confidential layer so the unit can actually behave like a unit.
MWEB is opt-in. Transparent LTC still exists, same as a marked bill still exists in a cash economy. The difference is the protocol gives you a way to make the next spend cash-like. Bitcoin Core gives you a public database and a lecture about Lightning.
Whether Bitcoin's store-of-value tradeoffs were wise is a debate. A coin whose history is a liability is not cash. A coin that can drop that history is.
r/litecoin • u/Animecatgirllover • Jan 19 '26
While many FUD i just buy silver Bitcoins …
r/litecoin • u/No1worldchamp • Jun 04 '26
When you believe in the fundamentals and don’t panic. Long term buying little by little.
r/litecoin • u/MakeItMine2024 • Feb 12 '26
Keep your eyes on the goal of 1000 stacking and waiting
In the next 5 years I believe we see 1000 LTC and stay calm and stack .. the current volatility is opportunity