Nothing personal, kid.

>>60761219 (OP)
Personnel*

>>60761229
Thank you, sir.

Litecoin will eventually surpass Bitcoin's market cap after the Bitcoin civil war/hard fork that occurs once they realize block rewards must be extended beyond 21 million coins to keep mining profitable. Litecoin doesn't have that problem.

>>60761219 (OP)
This shit is like expired milk.
It'll never be cheese, no matter how much you want it to be.

>>60761349
why wouldnt ltc have this problem

>>60761401
Dogecoin

>>60761431
that's assuming doge is worth anything in 20 years

>>60761349
What about .25 of btc market cap? As the Lord intended.

>>60761451
Given that Dogecoin is currently more than 3x the market cap of Litecoin and is consistently in the top 10, it's a reasonable bet that if Litecoin is still worth anything in 20 years then Dogecoin will be too.

>>60761401
paul sztorc is trying to sell drivechains to the litecoin community after years of being written off by the bitcoin community. his website has a lot of information about this. drivechains are a type of mined L2 that increases miner fee revenue. bitcoin developers are currently bending over backwards to make sure their L2s like lightning and ark will pay the miners as little as possible, which is completely unsustainable and suicidal.

https://www.truthcoin.info/blog/security-budget/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLi0vleXnDs

I doubt this is the best way to achieve a mined L2 but it's something
I am not sure if mined L2s are enough to make up the shortfall in the security budget after too many subsequent halvings. a small amount of tail emission might be necessary in the end. but this could still help

>>60761737
nice info thcx

>>60761219 (OP)
Based

>>60761349
when will it need to be extended beyond 21 million?

>>60761219 (OP)
>effiriumz starts performing well for once in like three whole years
>litedicks just HAVE to self insert themselves in the conversation somehow
pathetic behavior don't you think? useless pumped in 24 hrs. what ltc did in a week btw. sit down boy
>>60761349
let's be honest no other coin suffers from all the issues btc has

>>60761349
>Bitcoin civil war/hard fork that occurs once they realize block rewards must be extended beyond 21 million coins to keep mining profitable
How long till this happens?

>>60763190
the miners will change something if they feel that their revenue isn't keeping up with their expenses. the price has to double every time there is a halving or they need to shut their equipment off. it can't keep doubling forever.
blockstream pushed extremely hard the idea that fee revenue will somehow make up for it, and they can force a situation of permanently high fees. a bunch of brain damaged retards wrote books about it too. but it doesn't work, the fee spikes are all temporary and they just make users permanently evacuate the chain.
you can kind of do the same thing with mined L2s such as drivechains, or by mining extra stuff that doesn't have a cap, like dogecoin. the bitcoin people would have to stop using stuff like lightning and abandon all plans related to ark, because these systems are designed to avoid paying miners as much as possible. they go in the garbage. but we still don't know if mined L2s and merge mining will generate enough revenue to pay the miners indefinitely. no track record to prove it is sustainable. if it does not work, the miners will go to the last resort, which is to modify the emission schedule and add some kind of tail emission.

Love me some Litecoins

There's a merchant hiding in the logo. I would steer clear of this coin.

there's only one litecoin wallet that works on linux and supports mweb and isn't complete ass. it's litecoin core and it requires you to download the whole blockchain. the "official" electrum-ltc doesn't support mweb and has been abandoned for a while. there's a fork that does mweb but it's unofficial and also doesn't support peg-in or peg-out. cake has a linux version but it doesn't include mweb support yet.

you can do cake on your phone, some other phone app nobody has heard of, a full node on your computer, or some sketchy half finished electrum thing. that's it. very sad.

and there's basically no infrastructure for acquiring fresh mweb LTC. the liquidity specifically for mweb coins across trocador is a joke, there's no bisq clone or anything like that, and centralized exchanges and payment processors will probably hassle you if your coins have been removed from mweb recently. if they want this thing to be taken seriously they have a huge amount of work ahead of them.

>>60763612
If that's the case, I would do opposite and buy moar!