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Om Litecoin

Litecoin Prissammendrag

Dagens pris for Litecoin er $59.44, med et 24-timers handelsvolum på $517.38M. LTC er +4.36% de siste 24 timene. Den er for øyeblikket -15.74% fra den 7-dagers høyeste noteringen på $70.55, og 5.16% fra det 7-dagers laveste nivået på $56.52 .LTC har en sirkulerende tilbud på 76.81M LTC og en maksimal forsyning av 84M LTC .

What is Litecoin (LTC)?

Litecoin (LTC) is one of the oldest cryptocurrencies, founded by Charlie Lee. It is a "source code fork" of Bitcoin, meaning it shares many of the same characteristics but with some key differences. Litecoin benefits from shorter block generation times, a faster payment confirmation schedule, and a different cryptographic algorithm. It also has lower transaction fees than Bitcoin, making it a viable digital currency for peer-to-peer transactions, paying for goods and services, and use in crypto casinos.

A Brief History of Litecoin

The Litecoin network was launched in October 2011. Charlie Lee, a former Google software engineer, led the development of Litecoin with the intention of creating a "lite version" of Bitcoin. While it adopted most of Bitcoin's source code, it introduced several modifications, including a faster block generation time, a higher maximum token supply, a different hashing algorithm, and a modified graphical user interface (GUI). Throughout much of its history, LTC has been one of the most widely accepted cryptocurrencies and has consistently ranked among the top 10 by market capitalization. The initial block reward for mining Litecoin was 50 LTC, which halves approximately every four years. The final Litecoin is projected to be mined around the year 2142.

How Litecoin Works

Litecoin is based on the Bitcoin protocol, but with several key differences. The Litecoin Network has a block time of just 2.5 minutes, compared to Bitcoin's 10 minutes. This allows for faster transaction confirmations. It also uses a different hashing algorithm called Scrypt. Like Bitcoin, Litecoin is a decentralized, open-source project that operates on a proof-of-work consensus algorithm. This means that miners use their computational power to validate transactions and secure the network in exchange for rewards. The total supply of Litecoin is capped at 84 million coins, which is four times the total supply of Bitcoin.

What is Litecoin Used For?

Litecoin was one of the most popular cryptocurrencies in the early days of the industry, and its success is largely due to its utility. With over 2,000 merchants accepting it globally, Litecoin is one of the most widely accepted cryptocurrencies for payments. Its main advantages are its speed and low fees. Litecoin transactions are typically confirmed within minutes with almost negligible fees, making it an attractive alternative to Bitcoin for real-time transactions, particularly in developing countries.