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Litecoin will give you heavy gainz but now is your last chance to get onboard.
It's faster than Bitcoin, it's "classic" and has a long usage history, more and more businesses will accept it, and the value is fairly stable for long term hodling. Also hasn't skyrocketed yet like the other major coins.
Been buying them every time the price drops another $1 and will keep buying them even if it drops in the single digits. Hodling my stash until LTC is bigger than Bitcoin.
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stop shilling
t. the guy who mentions the 51% problem in all of your threads
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>stop trying to make LTC happen
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I'm actually curious about LTC.
Why does no one ever really talk about it?
What are its pros and cons?
Why does it not really seem to fluctuate at the same times as ETH and BTC?
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Implying that people won't start buying dedicated LTC miners/buying LTC as it gains mainstream exposure.
I'm also not the shill posting the LTC logo, just support it and there's really no reason anyone shouldn't own a few.
>He missed out on BTC
>He missed out on ETH
>LTC still <$30
>More and more volume moving into LTC each day
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