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>>14083253
Thx just sold 1k

we're gong to pump ltc until charlie lee fomos back in then dump it straight to hell

>>14083337

And we just went up another 2 dollars, thanks for playing

128 soon, pump coming

>>14083253
Man it's unstoppable.

Halving in august.
Sell in july.
(History)

i finally put my money somewhere and stopped moving it at the right time it seems

Litecoin is gold
Bitcoin is silver

>>14083253
LTChads always win

>>14083253
>2019
>buying blue chip coins or coins pre 2019 that haven't recovered in sats since peak

>>14083595
If we’re in for short term pumps, then yes, always go in July. People sell at 225-250 and dump for bitcoin or ether with the profits.

>>14084033
Worry about a +/- 200$ change on s coin that’s going to be 1000$ this time next year...

>>14084033

>hating money

I'm up 6x on LTC right now, not even worried

>>14083253
LTC will dump to sub $50 after the halving

It's a shitcoin and it will always be one

>>14084033
Litecoin has recovered better than almost all alts.

>>14084033
wew really sucks to 2x your money in 2 months

I have 100 LTC and 50 ETH. Should I sell all my LTC for ~50 ETH?

It really does feel so good. Just look at this shit. I don't understand. I know I was spewing about this in previous LTC threads, but WHAT is causing this decoupling from BTC? Clearly LTC is still strongly influence on the micro scale by BTC (BTC goes down, LTC goes down, etc), but there is an additional force pushing LTC away from BTC in addition to LTC's "coupling" to BTC. What is this underlying additional force?

Could it just be the same reason I bought LTC instead of BTC? I was just leary of BTC and had previous good experience w/ LTC, and generally have never had LTC get a stuck transaction.... Literally, my thinking for buying LTC was just a few simple things, and a sort of "contrarian" stance to BTC....

I can't come up with any other reason for it fundamentally diverging from the other big 2 coins.

>>14085911
It's BTC's silver and in two months it's going to be twice as hard to mine, it will double at least

>>14085911
LTC will hit $10k by 2023. Just hold and ride the gains.

>>14085958
So you're assuming the fundamental difference is that LTC is having in 2 months vs BTC 1 year out?

Ok, sure, holds some validity - but BTC is generally regarded as the tide that lifts all ships. In the previous bull runs, that's what we saw. I remember BTC going from 3,4,5 K and straight up while litecoin just hovered at 40-50 bucks for ever. Then eventually it just exploded. This time LTC is leading the pack.

IF this is the fundamental mechanism causing the difference, how will BTC respond to LTC at/near the halving? will LTC's increase "bleed out into" other coins?

>>14086020
Oh, I fully plan on it.

>mfw been throwing money everyday at this coin just because it's free on robinhood

>>14085958
if it doubles that means it flips xrp and takes rank 3. If that happens we'll see a speculation bubble.