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LTC will get its day im 100% positive it can not consolidate for an eternity a break out will happen

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This isn't an LTC airdrop.

Because people jump on hypetrains and want dollars. LTC works, but that’s it. People aren’t in interested in what works but in what pumps and makes them money. That is and has always been the crypto market.

If you bought $15k worth of LTC at the top of the 2013 bull run, you are now underwater.
If you bought $15k worth of BTC at it's top of the 2013 bull run, you would now have over $1.2 million.
So, which way now?
People will always say LTC has more room to run so I'll invest in Litecoin. They said that in 2017 too when LTC was 30 bucks and BTC was $3k.
Careful consideration with your investments is always needed. Play it safe? Or go for a risk and hope for bigger returns.
Usually in this sub any mention of poor performance is met with the standard 'just sell your bags' comment. Save it. I'm in it for the long haul, loaded up my super heavy LTC bags in 2017. Thankfully still in profit, so no point in selling now. But looking back on when I made my choice between LTC and BTC almost 10 years ago, my logic was LTC has more room to run.
Let's see what the next 13 years bring.

Nothing important. The main feature is that 40% of LTC is in Binance exchange accounts. That's interesting because it demonstrates a high level of ignorance about self-custody

Its gonna be released at the worst possible time again. Well we are already used to that with LTC.

Good for you, but avoid sunk cost mate. For many crypto assets the long-term price trend is down. That's unfortunately been the case for LTC for the past 8-9 years.

BCH also has a 100% uptime, with the added advantage of being able to scale. LTC runs into the same problems that BTC suffers with enough usage.

LitVM is a zero-knowledge (ZK) rollup Layer-2 network designed to bring smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps) to the Litecoin (LTC) blockchain. As an EVM-compatible solution, it enables developers to build, deploy, and run Ethereum-style smart contracts directly on Litecoin.
(Copied from Gemini)

Great question. While BCH, SOL, and Monero all have their strengths, LTC stands out for its 100% uptime and deep liquidity on almost every exchange. But rather than picking just one, the real evolution is using infrastructure like Alark to easily bridge and manage these assets together. It's about a multi-chain future where LTC and stablecoins work as a team

very interesting, i’m in on LTC so lets pray the patterns play out 🙏

There were only 3 coins on Coinbase in 2017.
BTC, ETH, LTC.

How does this "LTC" compare to "BCH"? Or XRP, SOL, Monero, etc?

Honestly when LTC is $50, I would see what price is BTC and divide half in BTC accordingly becuase at some point BTC will surely hit $200K also.

The Payment Shift: LTC and the Stablecoin Era

Stablecoins, as well as BTC, LTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, TRON, etc. Nano actually has very, very, very low usage and adoption compared to these, despite what ppl in this sub and nano trade would say.

LTC is on sale!

LTC is suppressed, just like silver was for decades.

Let’s pick a different date. Let’s just say one year. In this past year, doge is down ~60%. LTC is down ~40%.
See how randomly picking dates doesn’t make sense?