What You Need to Know About Litecoin

What You Need to Know About Litecoin

A few years after the concept of bitcoin was introduced in a paper by Japanese Satoshi Nakamoto, the litecoin was invented to become a secondary cryptocurrency. Just like bitcoin, litecoin is not controlled by the government nor is it managed by a monetary authority, making it a decentralized currency. It is also not backed in value by assets like gold or other precious metals, but it derives its value from the market factors of supply and demand. There will be approximately 84 million litecoin available and these generate components of a block or code every 2.5 minutes. Compared to....


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