/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53756749
what if nobody buys your bags of full of a tired old coin, you dumb nigger?

>>53756749
4000 each this bullrun

>>53756827
they will, don't worry about me. you should worry about yourself not buying

>litecoin
OH NONONONO
HAHAHAHAHA

>>53756749
I plan on selling shib after it moons, immediately investing in Litecoin, and then taking the stack for diversifying.

I believe in Litecoin's branding but have bearish doubts about Bitcoin surging more than 100% over the next halving.

From there I might just flip to conventional stock.

Charlie Lee is the master Satoshi troll of all time. Don't disappear, cash out!

Litcoin will 2-3x on its own sometime, would be a great way to make ez profits to roll into the next one. Can’t recommend it as a long term hold though.

>>53756749
i have 68 litecoins am i gonna make it?

>>53757179
No

>>53757192
how many do I need to retire at 55?
thanks in advanced
-sent from ipad

wut is halving?
-literal retard

>>53756949
>you should worry about yourself not buying
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>>53757209
Most men die around 80 so if you want 100k per year for 25 years you need to have 2.5 million tucked away in a safe boomer asset. Most believe LTC will go anywhere from 1k to 3.5k in the next bullrun. If we take the conservative route that puts your retirement stack at 2,500 LTC (which at it's current price would cost you 250k).

>>53757463
What coins do you hold? I like your estimation of LTC.

>>53757546
I went all in on LTC at $60, and will continue to trade and accumulate so long as the halving pump still has legs to run. Hopefully the timing works out such that BTC will be back down from it's bear rally by then. If so I will make BTC 75% of my portfolio, and put the remainder back in LTC.

Basically the first half of this year will be LTC oriented, and the latter will be prepping for the BTC halving in March of 2024.

>>53757807
Where do you personally see LTC at the bullrun? This is the first thread in a year where I’m interested by a LTC poster. I want to have 2-3 solid coins with decent returns for a base foundation in the next bullrun to offset any fails with alts.

>>53756749
Serious question: Why buy Litecoin when you can buy Bitcoin or ETH ?

>>53757463
id sure like to believe that, anon. but im sure ltc will top out around 500 usd

>>53757974
It's tough to say where LTC will go because it did not break its ATH in the last bullrun, and so there really is no middle ground as far estimates are concerned. One camp is calling for several thousand, and another somewhere between $600-1k. I opt for the smaller range (which is why I'm trying to get as many as possible rn), but I would not be surprised to see it rip higher.

>>53758143
lower market cap means more room to make a profit -and basically the same solid guarantee of profit in a bullrun. id almost ask why buy btc when you can buy ltc

>absolutely ass ravaged in sats since 2017 and even fiat
>utterly cucked by Ethereum
>not nearly as useful as Montero
>not as cheap to send as dogshit like XLM
Jack of all trades, master of none - no bid! Sad!

>>53758229

>>53757807
historically BTC low has been 1 year before halving which is now. do you think LTC/BTC price will better position yourself come this late summer/early fall?
-sent from ipad

>>53758206
I think I’ll buy, thank you for your patience.