Title says it all. We're days away!

I'm assuming it should be easy since Litecoin has the same code as bitcoin. Would be major i think to swap between monero and litecoin on top of LTC having MW tech.

Here's a link to monero reddit post on it - https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/jhiwhm/bitcoin_to_monero_atomic_swaps_how_this_enables/

This question doesn't apply uniquely to Litecoin of course, but is there any possible solution to having to buy/sell items that don't round to a nice number. This isn't really a problem at the moment (or maybe it won't ever be a problem), but could it be a problem when a cryptocurrency gains widespread adoption to the point that it's used regularly in retail settings, for example? Let's say I want to sell a shirt valued at US$5. I would have to list that price at about Ł0.084796, or rounding up, at Ł0.085, which is slightly easier to read and do math with—but still not ideal, and this will only get worse as the price of Litecoin increases. Is there an alternative to writing something like Ł0.00059601, or will transaction amounts like this become normal for everyday crypto purchases (if that ever happens).

Best/Most Safe F2P Wallet for Beginners also which app do you using for buy & sell ?

Does it exist ?

Hi!

I need some tLTC for development. However, it seems that all the faucets are broken (tried like 10 different ones) .

Can someone send 0.01 tLTC to my5TF6XjjcJTMKXvzZBDnh6bri9tSMCRRJ ?

Thanks in advance.

I asked this question in the discord and got nothing; so if there are any devs or veterans in crypto that can share insight, please do:

When MWEB is launched it will be a bigger deal than just for LTC. It will be a big deal for BTC holders, who need or desire the (fungibility) privacy - and will (atomic) swap in and out of litecoin to transfer assets with MWEB. Get into LTC with atomic swaps or just buying/ trading for LTC, use MWEB, recipients get LTC through MWEB, and transfer back to BTC.

Am I right that once realised - this is potentially a game changer?

Thank you in advance for your comments.

I’m beginning my journey digitally to find a way to have the pleasure of having your number. It will be a fun way because no one else has texted me from out summer trip!

Hope you’re doing well my mortal kombat dancing partner!

Day 1 at my mothers new home.

You don’t know how much it means to me to be here.

Like a week or so ago I received a mail that weirdly did not go to my spams about registration on some shady-looking litecoin mining website I never heard of (not sure I can put a link) and since then, despite never clicking any links in that mail, I've periodically received mails about withdrawal confirmations. They almost all went to spam but this morning one didn't and it made me check on it again.

I tried to use their support contact to ask them about it when the first mail came (again, not clicking any links in the mail and manually looking it up using what they show as the links), since I've never used their website and it's probably someone that got my mail from some mail dump, and again today, but I've not received any answer so I don't think I'll ever get any.

I had 2FA on my email address and changed the password when the first mail came so I don't think my mail got hacked. Still I don't know if I should keep trying to do something about it, or just mark those withdrawal mails as spam and ignore it. Either way it's kinda stressing me out and I don't really know where to ask help about it.

It’s gonna be lit!!!!

I noticed there are types of crypto called Stablecoin, and I do not really like the idea of holding Litecoin daily just to lose 100 USD when I have to pay the electricity bill, because of the price fluctuation.

What Stablecoin should I use if I want it to have the following characteristics?

• Free and Open Source (the source code)
• Decentralized, with security measures to make the decentralization safe, just like Litecoin
• Low fees
• Can be bought and sold in exchanges
• Electrum-like slim wallet has been coded for it

Just sharing a list of Telegram channels that I personally use. Feel free to add-on.

Trading:

• @GoldenTrades (Signals and strategies explanation)
• @StockTechnoFundaIdea (Stocks ideas)
• @Share_market_Trading_Tipss (aTips)

Economics:

• @entrepreneurialjourney (Group for sharing thoughts about startups, but lots of spam)
• @startupsi (Business ideas)
• @wallstreetjournal_news (World economy)

I'm trying to install and run a Litecoin note in Ubuntu (20.04). I see it in the app store and it's installed, but I can't find it in my app drawer to launch. I've updated and rebooted, still not there. Any secrets to actually... finding it?

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