/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50526690
Based. Zoomies and newfriends don't know a real coin when they see one. Only boomers have the wisdom and patience to stack digital silver

yup I am thinking we are back *sip*

No other coin in the top 20 is holding as well as this. Yup, feels good to be a litecoin boomer!

>>49509863

>>49435204
They're going to ask you your preferred pronouns. It isn't a gay joke they really want to know. Also, watch yourself around HR. They have no sense of humor and those sluts don't like loving touch

>>49314743
Great to hear, Anon. My son was telling about these things called non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Just found out that I can make em on litecoin. They sure don't make coins like they used to.

- Jim

Sent from my iPad

I know something.

If you are at least 30 years old you have an obligation to own at least one LTC.

(1) Litecoin relies on the same principles as Bitcoin: Proof of Work. The hashrate is high enough to prevent attacks from outsiders.

(2) The hash algorithms of Bitcoin and Litecoin are different. It is important for two reasons. A. Bitcoin miners cannot use their hashrate to attack the Litecoin blockchain, if for example they thought that Litecoin was threatening for Bitcoin. B. If there was a successful conspiracy against Bitcoin, where a malevolent entity took control of the biggest Bitcoin mining pools, it would not affect Litecoin. They would only be able to destroy Bitcoin and eventually the coins which share the same hash algorithm as Bitcoin. There is obviously more incentive to try to destroy Bitcoin than Litecoin or any other coin for an entity willing to do so; therefore, if that scenario ever were to unfold, Litecoin would survive it and become de-facto the new Bitcoin as it shares the same fundamentals and reliability as Bitcoin, while not being affected by Bitcoin-hashrate-specific attacks. Litecoin is Bitcoin’s plan B.

soon frens...
Mimblewimble next month, xmr obsolete after with infinite supply, remember frens only 84m litecoins ever

*sip*

*crack*
*sip*

>>29237730
georgia here.

can bittycone go dumpy-dump so i can get back in?

>>29088154
LTC.

Sorry bud I can only see green

another comfy day of market buying litecoin *sip*

report boomers.

>>28943997
based. all these efferum kids buing cumswap and all that nonsense boomers got that digital silver

>>28932338
Be pic related or ngmi

*sips* Ah, LTC, now THAT was a cryptocurrency, not like the pajeetcoins these days. Nothing like a good ole-fashioned proof-of-work system

>23
>100% Litecoin
*sip*