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Title: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Croin on May 06, 2017, 01:07:05 PM
Hey guys,

do you think LTC will make a new ATH and maybe even into tripple digits soon?


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: layoutph on May 06, 2017, 01:15:35 PM
I believe another ATH will happened once the LTC segwit is done. Lets see, wait for LTC to dump more, then buy to experience the next pump.

Hey guys,

do you think LTC will make a new ATH and maybe even into tripple digits soon?


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: xFiber on May 06, 2017, 01:18:24 PM
Maybe one day but we're not there yet. The price surge of this week was certainly a big step forward but we're still a long way off the 3 digit mark. I think (hope) that the price will kind of stabilize around the 0.016 mark and work it's way up a little more by the end of the year. I'm not an expert with LTC but I'm certainly holding for now.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Croin on May 06, 2017, 01:22:40 PM
But kinda I've the feeling that we are in a "run" right now. I think major steps will take place in the next time.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Arvydas77 on May 06, 2017, 01:26:09 PM
But kinda I've the feeling that we are in a "run" right now. I think major steps will take place in the next time.

I expect it to stabilize around 0.014 for some time but I do not see any reason for a huge pump.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Croin on May 06, 2017, 01:32:52 PM
But kinda I've the feeling that we are in a "run" right now. I think major steps will take place in the next time.

I expect it to stabilize around 0.014 for some time but I do not see any reason for a huge pump.

To much press to much manipulation with LTC to stop there I see someone wants really hard to make some big money.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: capitomil on May 06, 2017, 01:57:43 PM
There are many people that to make fast transfers, change their bitcoins with ETH and then again bitcoins to do trading, with segwit activated in LTC, it is clear that currency will use people, right? I have it clear, i will use LTC.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: thejaytiesto on May 06, 2017, 02:20:58 PM
I believe another ATH will happened once the LTC segwit is done. Lets see, wait for LTC to dump more, then buy to experience the next pump.

Hey guys,

do you think LTC will make a new ATH and maybe even into tripple digits soon?

The problem is guessing when the dump will happen to buy back in. What if people decide to dump on segwit news? they may do this, so you miss the opportunity to buy there.

If the community is serious about LTC it should recover. If this is only a pump and dump, it will stagnate after segwit.

But I think it will not, since good news about lightning network etc will keep happening maintaining a nice uptrend.

Im waiting for a dump before segwit activation hopefully.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: talkbitcoin on May 06, 2017, 02:30:12 PM
for now we are in the dipping phase. and that is happening in most of the market. even bitcoin. price is dropping in a correction move. my guess is LTC may even drop to 0.015BTC range before it continues up we have already seen a dump down to 0.0159BTC yesterday.

then my speculation becomes unsure.
i say two things can happen. either this dip is short and we are going to see a rise soon, but the rise will be small.
or the dip continues as i said and stays like that for a couple of days of accumulation in the dip and then the rise starts and 0.02BTC is broken.

if you want long term speculation, then buy now and sell at 0.05BTC to 0.1BTC


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Croin on May 06, 2017, 02:35:06 PM
for now we are in the dipping phase. and that is happening in most of the market. even bitcoin. price is dropping in a correction move. my guess is LTC may even drop to 0.015BTC range before it continues up we have already seen a dump down to 0.0159BTC yesterday.

then my speculation becomes unsure.
i say two things can happen. either this dip is short and we are going to see a rise soon, but the rise will be small.
or the dip continues as i said and stays like that for a couple of days of accumulation in the dip and then the rise starts and 0.02BTC is broken.

if you want long term speculation, then buy now and sell at 0.05BTC to 0.1BTC

Yeah I share your view, fully. On long term I don't have a big vision for LTC (don't know why) But midterm I would say 0.05 to 0.1 is possible.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: XiaLang on May 06, 2017, 02:38:43 PM
Hi,

I expect LTC to remain under 200 CNY for a while. Why? The actually usage of coin is still quite small. Their network might be healthier than Bitcoin's but how much that really matters in the end?


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: CraigWrightBTC on May 06, 2017, 02:46:47 PM
Well litecoin is updating with segwit and it makes litecoin's price increased​ in my opinions
that is make investors made investments in litecoin,
many people believe in litecoin because adopt segwit but the trend of price
there are not body know, when it will be decreasing always be ready for it, especially for the traders.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Nascor on May 06, 2017, 02:50:30 PM
down


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: anami57 on May 06, 2017, 03:18:36 PM
LTC will likely continue to creep up in the next few days. Many investors continue to add their litecoin balance, so that price litecoin will continue to rise.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Croin on May 06, 2017, 03:24:16 PM
And where do you see a good exit point?


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: jeraldskie11 on May 06, 2017, 03:32:29 PM
Hey guys,

do you think LTC will make a new ATH and maybe even into tripple digits soon?
Even LTC will make a new ATH, I don't think so if will make it into triple digits because its too high, I beleive only in the double digits even it is also high already then if the developers will do their best for LTC, it will became successful.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Instamined on May 06, 2017, 04:01:21 PM
Into my wallet  ;D


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Ayers on May 06, 2017, 04:16:37 PM
litecoin can be stronger than dash or ethereum, because it's very akin to bitcoin, when some investors from bitcoin see the potential with segwit activated, and perhpas some merchants strat to use it, you can think of a good value like 0.05 or 0.1 like dash and ETH


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: shyliar on May 06, 2017, 04:25:32 PM
The first Lightning Network transactions will happen within two weeks of segwit activation. That should encourage further growth in price.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: itf991 on May 06, 2017, 07:15:09 PM
The first Lightning Network transactions will happen within two weeks of segwit activation. That should encourage further growth in price.

I am curious about the upcoming next few weeks of LTC price fluctuation related to segwit. ;) I have been  in cryptowolrd over 5 years and seen litecoin ups and downs and still believe with many others that LTC has a big future here.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: densuj on May 07, 2017, 02:24:04 AM
There are​ 4 Reason's why #Litecoin could Make a Comeback in 2017 $LTC
1. Chinese Exchanges Can Only Trade Spot
2. SegWit and Lightning Network Integration
3. Growing Hash Rate
4. Overdue for a Reversal.
The fundamental of litecoin is stronger​ and the litecoin could survived for long time.
Please check this link for completes explaining about it.
https://t.co/kRbvSx8OXo


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: sotoshihero on May 07, 2017, 02:28:23 AM
There are​ 4 Reason's why #Litecoin could Make a Comeback in 2017 $LTC
1. Chinese Exchanges Can Only Trade Spot
2. SegWit and Lightning Network Integration
3. Growing Hash Rate
4. Overdue for a Reversal.
The fundamental of litecoin is stronger​ and the litecoin could survived for long time.
Please check this link for completes explaining about it.
https://t.co/kRbvSx8OXo

I agree with you. Its good that Litecoin as of now is highly competitive and dev team are also making news around with the update and new features being added. This coin is active as of now in trading also.  ;)


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: fundyourself on May 07, 2017, 02:37:09 AM
waiting for LTC price to go up with the new features implemented regularly.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Viper1 on May 07, 2017, 02:40:40 AM
My "opinion" (since that's all anyone can possibly have on this topic), is that most alts will pretty much continue their rise as long as bitcoin is in it's bubble. Once the outcome of the war is a forgone conclusion, the bitcoin bubble will pop (it might hold for a little bit first depending on "who" wins, and how fast it declines may also depend on that) and begins it's decline just like it did with the 2014 bubble. The alt coin bubbles will pop as money is pulled out of them to put back into bitcoin.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: thehiddenconifold on May 07, 2017, 02:55:31 AM
LTC to 50 USD will happen by June


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: johnwest on May 07, 2017, 03:33:47 AM
LTC to 50 USD will happen by June

Anything can happen in cryptocurrency's world. If you remember it was the same with Bitcoin too. Pumped like anything in the middle and then got stable, now we know that it will dump some day after pumping over a time period. I think similar may happen to LTC too.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: ikiaozora on May 07, 2017, 04:09:41 AM
In my opinion, maybe Litecoin will reach  $50 or more,  heard there news about Litecoin is now avaible on coinbase


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Leonard2016 on May 07, 2017, 04:20:01 AM
LTC to 50 USD will happen by June

50 USD is just the start. we are going to see a lot more.
so many other altcoins, better say other shitcoins, have gone up a lot more than litecoin.
now imagine an old altcoin with a good developers team and a solid background. an altcoin which has real world usage. an altcoin that has Segwit and lightning network on it with fast transactions that are also cheap.
this altcoin will start at $50 then goes fast up to $100 and from then to $200 within this year alone!


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: oup59 on May 07, 2017, 06:27:14 AM
LTC to 50 USD will happen by June

50 USD is just the start. we are going to see a lot more.
so many other altcoins, better say other shitcoins, have gone up a lot more than litecoin.
now imagine an old altcoin with a good developers team and a solid background. an altcoin which has real world usage. an altcoin that has Segwit and lightning network on it with fast transactions that are also cheap.
this altcoin will start at $50 then goes fast up to $100 and from then to $200 within this year alone!

I honestly would love to see that happening as my basket have lots of LTC. But isn't it too optimistic from 30ish to 100s and then 200?

I did not mention 50 since almost everybody is sure it will reach (very) soon with/after SW and LN.

Even 50 is very good for me but another expectation of 75 USD for this year seems more viable to me.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Zadicar on May 07, 2017, 06:50:41 AM
Hey guys,

do you think LTC will make a new ATH and maybe even into tripple digits soon?
Its possible but we cant point out on when it would happen. 3 digits price is achievable but depends on adoption of people on LTC but as of now it would really need many buyers or users in able to reach that amount. Reaching new ATH is anytime thats why if you do strongly believe and have high hopes of LTC then better to secure some it when price do drops back.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: FOMOFish on May 07, 2017, 09:31:47 AM
$100 is possible this year especially if btc rises and ltc ratio rise is smaller in comparison. 0.04 - 0.1 depending on the price of btc.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: talkbitcoin on May 07, 2017, 11:26:42 AM
for now we are in the dipping phase. and that is happening in most of the market. even bitcoin. price is dropping in a correction move. my guess is LTC may even drop to 0.015BTC range before it continues up we have already seen a dump down to 0.0159BTC yesterday.

then my speculation becomes unsure.
i say two things can happen. either this dip is short and we are going to see a rise soon, but the rise will be small.
or the dip continues as i said and stays like that for a couple of days of accumulation in the dip and then the rise starts and 0.02BTC is broken.

if you want long term speculation, then buy now and sell at 0.05BTC to 0.1BTC

Yeah I share your view, fully. On long term I don't have a big vision for LTC (don't know why) But midterm I would say 0.05 to 0.1 is possible.

seems like my short term speculation was not completely right. the first thing happened while i was mostly expecting the bigger dip before the rise. price took a small dip and then went up.

but i am still on my long term speculation though. i say price will at least be 0.05BTC in long term.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: KuriousCate24 on May 07, 2017, 11:31:43 AM
One day I hope Litecoin will be equal in Price Comparison, e.g BTC $2000 means LTC "should" be $200 :)


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: PhoenixWarrior333 on May 07, 2017, 11:34:33 AM
One day I hope Litecoin will be equal in Price Comparison, e.g BTC $2000 means LTC "should" be $200 :)

I think we would all like to see that, maybe Litecoin can pull it off, maybe not, it was cheap to get into while BTC was growing.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Nahl on May 07, 2017, 11:35:33 AM
from 0.004xx btc to 0.019 btc and still possible to increase which mean many people has wrong that they says Litecoin will be dead because the price looks seems stuck but LTC has prove that and i think it will reach to 0.02 btc soon or probably this price will be new ATH


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Red-Apple on May 07, 2017, 02:37:37 PM
One day I hope Litecoin will be equal in Price Comparison, e.g BTC $2000 means LTC "should" be $200 :)

I think we would all like to see that, maybe Litecoin can pull it off, maybe not, it was cheap to get into while BTC was growing.

lets not get ahead of ourselves.
for now price is rising at a very good speed and it is mainly because of the activation of SegWit and it will probably continue for the time-being.
but for a $200 we need to wait and see how SegWit activation is going to go and then see the rise and correction. for that we can easily expect a $50 rise. or a $100 with less chance but still possible.
then after lightning network (which will take a longer time) we can eventually expect some real price rises, the $100 with a higher chance and testing uncharted waters of $200 and above.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: dennyd999 on May 07, 2017, 03:00:32 PM
from 0.004xx btc to 0.019 btc and still possible to increase which mean many people has wrong that they says Litecoin will be dead because the price looks seems stuck but LTC has prove that and i think it will reach to 0.02 btc soon or probably this price will be new ATH

LTC was not dead it was mined activly. For the moment there is

50,989,682 LTC
Circulating Supply


84,000,000 LTC
From max Supply



Thats means miners where doing there job silency while 50 millions of LTC was mined for price 0.004 BTC and below.

Can you imagine how reach they are now? And still LTC is undervalued a lot :)

After Segwit and LN it will hit ATH.
3 digits ATH by the end of this year.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: jeraldskie11 on May 07, 2017, 03:16:30 PM
I think the price of LTC will not go high. The 24 hour volume is high and the market cap volume is already high also, so what is the reason of being the price is still low. It is only means that it will not go upto multiple digits it is trying hard.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: camelson on May 07, 2017, 03:23:46 PM
One day I hope Litecoin will be equal in Price Comparison, e.g BTC $2000 means LTC "should" be $200 :)

I think we would all like to see that, maybe Litecoin can pull it off, maybe not, it was cheap to get into while BTC was growing.

The possibility that LTC price may go past $200 in future will not be ruled out, particularly when we look at the market capitalization of LTC in past few months. it's growing very fast. But all this to happen, we will have to wait for much longer and we love to see that.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: pereira4 on May 07, 2017, 03:34:24 PM
I believe another ATH will happened once the LTC segwit is done. Lets see, wait for LTC to dump more, then buy to experience the next pump.

Hey guys,

do you think LTC will make a new ATH and maybe even into tripple digits soon?


There's a lot of people with this mentality, waiting for a dip to enter the LTC market, so its hows there is interest in LTC. Also it will not be a pump and dump one time only thing, all the good news of segwit will keep rolling in, devs will move into LTC to develop LN technology, LTC has the greatest future in crypto right now, it should take #2 eventually, ETH is too bubbled and Ripple is a scam.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: itf991 on May 07, 2017, 04:17:11 PM
I believe another ATH will happened once the LTC segwit is done. Lets see, wait for LTC to dump more, then buy to experience the next pump.

Hey guys,

do you think LTC will make a new ATH and maybe even into tripple digits soon?


There's a lot of people with this mentality, waiting for a dip to enter the LTC market, so its hows there is interest in LTC. Also it will not be a pump and dump one time only thing, all the good news of segwit will keep rolling in, devs will move into LTC to develop LN technology, LTC has the greatest future in crypto right now, it should take #2 eventually, ETH is too bubbled and Ripple is a scam.

LTC is a sleeping beauty arising from its death :D


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Chef Ramsay on May 07, 2017, 05:51:51 PM
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Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Smolko on May 12, 2017, 09:52:19 AM
will hit 500$ easy


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Instamined on May 12, 2017, 09:57:36 AM
It will easily hit $50 then possibly $100 but I think $50 is a relatively sure bet.

I think BTC will retrace a bit as people take profits and it will lift LTC.

LTC is good for recruitment to crypto, I think it's important for the scene that it succeeds. There are $50 LTC hodlers from years back who deserve to be rewarded for their bravery and patience.  ;D


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: ridery99 on May 12, 2017, 10:38:27 AM
As all who can read charts can see, ltc is going to fall back to it's normal price which is $4


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: vsyc on May 12, 2017, 10:43:59 AM
It will easily hit $50 then possibly $100 but I think $50 is a relatively sure bet.

I think BTC will retrace a bit as people take profits and it will lift LTC.

LTC is good for recruitment to crypto, I think it's important for the scene that it succeeds. There are $50 LTC hodlers from years back who deserve to be rewarded for their bravery and patience.  ;D

Reward for that? For HODL :D LTC has to prove yet use, so far roadmap looks promising, segwit happened, to be 50 - 100 USD it has to provide some of the feature in near future whatever it will be Lightning Network, Confidential transactions or others.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Instamined on May 12, 2017, 12:36:02 PM
It will easily hit $50 then possibly $100 but I think $50 is a relatively sure bet.

I think BTC will retrace a bit as people take profits and it will lift LTC.

LTC is good for recruitment to crypto, I think it's important for the scene that it succeeds. There are $50 LTC hodlers from years back who deserve to be rewarded for their bravery and patience.  ;D

Reward for that? For HODL :D LTC has to prove yet use, so far roadmap looks promising, segwit happened, to be 50 - 100 USD it has to provide some of the feature in near future whatever it will be Lightning Network, Confidential transactions or others.

I seriously don't think it can be overstated the damage that litecoin failing would do to the legitimacy of this space to newer casual investors.


What the hell do I know....


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: oup59 on May 12, 2017, 01:00:20 PM
As all who can read charts can see, ltc is going to fall back to it's normal price which is $4

Are you flooding on almost every thread on LTC with this kind of messages so you can buy cheap?

Even though and I hope people do not make trade decisions based on what they read on forums, I am pretty sure they are influenced by what other people think and say.

Have some decency. Though if 99 is your birth year, are you even qualified for trading? I mean not by the age but mentally?


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: vsyc on May 12, 2017, 01:02:56 PM
It will easily hit $50 then possibly $100 but I think $50 is a relatively sure bet.

I think BTC will retrace a bit as people take profits and it will lift LTC.

LTC is good for recruitment to crypto, I think it's important for the scene that it succeeds. There are $50 LTC hodlers from years back who deserve to be rewarded for their bravery and patience.  ;D

Reward for that? For HODL :D LTC has to prove yet use, so far roadmap looks promising, segwit happened, to be 50 - 100 USD it has to provide some of the feature in near future whatever it will be Lightning Network, Confidential transactions or others.

I seriously don't think it can be overstated the damage that litecoin failing would do to the legitimacy of this space to newer casual investors.


What the hell do I know....

Put it long, if you really an investor.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Instamined on May 12, 2017, 01:04:45 PM
Just imagine what people would think of bitcoin if a project that has bitcoin core developers went up to $30, got added to one of the largest widespread adoption markets: coinbase... then fell right back to $4...


It would look like BTC is a complete scam, it would mean not even the main developers are trustworthy... idk... but in this space, not a lot is logical. It feeds of new, unaware, uninformed, hopeful people who don't see that these high prices come from the blood of the innocent.

I think BTC is the currency in hell.... no, DASH.  :-X


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Viper1 on May 12, 2017, 01:40:09 PM
It will easily hit $50 then possibly $100 but I think $50 is a relatively sure bet.

I think BTC will retrace a bit as people take profits and it will lift LTC.

LTC is good for recruitment to crypto, I think it's important for the scene that it succeeds. There are $50 LTC hodlers from years back who deserve to be rewarded for their bravery and patience.  ;D

Reward for that? For HODL :D LTC has to prove yet use, so far roadmap looks promising, segwit happened, to be 50 - 100 USD it has to provide some of the feature in near future whatever it will be Lightning Network, Confidential transactions or others.

I seriously don't think it can be overstated the damage that litecoin failing would do to the legitimacy of this space to newer casual investors.


What the hell do I know....
LTC dropping back down to some low level is not it's failing. That's simply the way it in this space. Coins have no real value. There's no assets backing them up. There's no quarterly reports of earnings. Absolutely nothing. The nearest thing you can get to in terms of it's core "value", is some number that results in a reasonable profit for miners.

2014 BTC hit almost $1200. By 2015 it had dropped all the way down to around $200 and it stayed pretty flat for all of 2015. Miners were making a profit, everyone was "happy" (well as much as they can be when they're not able to dream of 10x profits). When the halving came along, the coin started creeping up a few months prior to that. So the new "floor" is probably in the $400-$500 range. Look at where BTC is right now? If/when BTC starts it's correction and starts heading that way again, no one that "gets it" is going to say BTC is failing. It's just going back to where it "should" be.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: vsyc on May 12, 2017, 02:20:49 PM
It will easily hit $50 then possibly $100 but I think $50 is a relatively sure bet.

I think BTC will retrace a bit as people take profits and it will lift LTC.

LTC is good for recruitment to crypto, I think it's important for the scene that it succeeds. There are $50 LTC hodlers from years back who deserve to be rewarded for their bravery and patience.  ;D

Reward for that? For HODL :D LTC has to prove yet use, so far roadmap looks promising, segwit happened, to be 50 - 100 USD it has to provide some of the feature in near future whatever it will be Lightning Network, Confidential transactions or others.

I seriously don't think it can be overstated the damage that litecoin failing would do to the legitimacy of this space to newer casual investors.


What the hell do I know....
LTC dropping back down to some low level is not it's failing. That's simply the way it in this space. Coins have no real value. There's no assets backing them up. There's no quarterly reports of earnings. Absolutely nothing. The nearest thing you can get to in terms of it's core "value", is some number that results in a reasonable profit for miners.

2014 BTC hit almost $1200. By 2015 it had dropped all the way down to around $200 and it stayed pretty flat for all of 2015. Miners were making a profit, everyone was "happy" (well as much as they can be when they're not able to dream of 10x profits). When the halving came along, the coin started creeping up a few months prior to that. So the new "floor" is probably in the $400-$500 range. Look at where BTC is right now? If/when BTC starts it's correction and starts heading that way again, no one that "gets it" is going to say BTC is failing. It's just going back to where it "should" be.

You probably never heard of Mt Gox, anyway your post just contains no valuable information, just some numbers up and down, so what?


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: oup59 on May 12, 2017, 02:23:32 PM
It will easily hit $50 then possibly $100 but I think $50 is a relatively sure bet.

I think BTC will retrace a bit as people take profits and it will lift LTC.

LTC is good for recruitment to crypto, I think it's important for the scene that it succeeds. There are $50 LTC hodlers from years back who deserve to be rewarded for their bravery and patience.  ;D

Reward for that? For HODL :D LTC has to prove yet use, so far roadmap looks promising, segwit happened, to be 50 - 100 USD it has to provide some of the feature in near future whatever it will be Lightning Network, Confidential transactions or others.

I seriously don't think it can be overstated the damage that litecoin failing would do to the legitimacy of this space to newer casual investors.


What the hell do I know....
LTC dropping back down to some low level is not it's failing. That's simply the way it in this space. Coins have no real value. There's no assets backing them up. There's no quarterly reports of earnings. Absolutely nothing. The nearest thing you can get to in terms of it's core "value", is some number that results in a reasonable profit for miners.

2014 BTC hit almost $1200. By 2015 it had dropped all the way down to around $200 and it stayed pretty flat for all of 2015. Miners were making a profit, everyone was "happy" (well as much as they can be when they're not able to dream of 10x profits). When the halving came along, the coin started creeping up a few months prior to that. So the new "floor" is probably in the $400-$500 range. Look at where BTC is right now? If/when BTC starts it's correction and starts heading that way again, no one that "gets it" is going to say BTC is failing. It's just going back to where it "should" be.

Do you have any projection about where LTC should be?

Although the price fell some after SW, I see LN as a promising development for coin domain and expect LTC to rise. Maybe another run may happen when the people and markets get familiar with LN and then stabilize a bit. Actually LN is something more useful than SW but SW became highly popular but I do not believe SW and LN are just hypes and the price run was entirely selling the news.

I also do not say, polo jargon: ok this is just whales shaking weak hands and collecting LTC super cheap, LTC will go to moon 100USD easy man, polo jargon over, but I think LTC can raise around 40-45 if/when it is adopted more because of incoming developments.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Viper1 on May 12, 2017, 02:36:06 PM
It will easily hit $50 then possibly $100 but I think $50 is a relatively sure bet.

I think BTC will retrace a bit as people take profits and it will lift LTC.

LTC is good for recruitment to crypto, I think it's important for the scene that it succeeds. There are $50 LTC hodlers from years back who deserve to be rewarded for their bravery and patience.  ;D

Reward for that? For HODL :D LTC has to prove yet use, so far roadmap looks promising, segwit happened, to be 50 - 100 USD it has to provide some of the feature in near future whatever it will be Lightning Network, Confidential transactions or others.

I seriously don't think it can be overstated the damage that litecoin failing would do to the legitimacy of this space to newer casual investors.


What the hell do I know....
LTC dropping back down to some low level is not it's failing. That's simply the way it in this space. Coins have no real value. There's no assets backing them up. There's no quarterly reports of earnings. Absolutely nothing. The nearest thing you can get to in terms of it's core "value", is some number that results in a reasonable profit for miners.

2014 BTC hit almost $1200. By 2015 it had dropped all the way down to around $200 and it stayed pretty flat for all of 2015. Miners were making a profit, everyone was "happy" (well as much as they can be when they're not able to dream of 10x profits). When the halving came along, the coin started creeping up a few months prior to that. So the new "floor" is probably in the $400-$500 range. Look at where BTC is right now? If/when BTC starts it's correction and starts heading that way again, no one that "gets it" is going to say BTC is failing. It's just going back to where it "should" be.

You probably never heard of Mt Gox, anyway your post just contains no valuable information, just some numbers up and down, so what?
And your post contains?? What? What about MtGox? It failed. BTC crashed for a few days and recovered and continued on it's way with it's slow inevitable decline to where it "should" have been given natural growth as opposed "to the moon investors".


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: Viper1 on May 12, 2017, 02:44:29 PM
It will easily hit $50 then possibly $100 but I think $50 is a relatively sure bet.

I think BTC will retrace a bit as people take profits and it will lift LTC.

LTC is good for recruitment to crypto, I think it's important for the scene that it succeeds. There are $50 LTC hodlers from years back who deserve to be rewarded for their bravery and patience.  ;D

Reward for that? For HODL :D LTC has to prove yet use, so far roadmap looks promising, segwit happened, to be 50 - 100 USD it has to provide some of the feature in near future whatever it will be Lightning Network, Confidential transactions or others.

I seriously don't think it can be overstated the damage that litecoin failing would do to the legitimacy of this space to newer casual investors.


What the hell do I know....
LTC dropping back down to some low level is not it's failing. That's simply the way it in this space. Coins have no real value. There's no assets backing them up. There's no quarterly reports of earnings. Absolutely nothing. The nearest thing you can get to in terms of it's core "value", is some number that results in a reasonable profit for miners.

2014 BTC hit almost $1200. By 2015 it had dropped all the way down to around $200 and it stayed pretty flat for all of 2015. Miners were making a profit, everyone was "happy" (well as much as they can be when they're not able to dream of 10x profits). When the halving came along, the coin started creeping up a few months prior to that. So the new "floor" is probably in the $400-$500 range. Look at where BTC is right now? If/when BTC starts it's correction and starts heading that way again, no one that "gets it" is going to say BTC is failing. It's just going back to where it "should" be.

Do you have any projection about where LTC should be?
Not really as I don't know enough about LTC mining. Given things like ROI though, the previous $4 level appears to have been too low. One miner was making plans based on a $6 price but even that seemed a bit low for ROI in a reasonable time frame. I would say definitely under $10 though.

LN should be another run up for LTC. Not many people know that there was already a LN transaction a couple hours after segwit activation on main net. It seems LN want to get it working for bitcoin first so don't know when it will be out officially for LTC.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: alex9919 on May 12, 2017, 02:52:58 PM
LTC is still close to 30$, I hoped that with the segwit activation it would have reached 50$.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: vsyc on May 12, 2017, 02:57:31 PM
It will easily hit $50 then possibly $100 but I think $50 is a relatively sure bet.

I think BTC will retrace a bit as people take profits and it will lift LTC.

LTC is good for recruitment to crypto, I think it's important for the scene that it succeeds. There are $50 LTC hodlers from years back who deserve to be rewarded for their bravery and patience.  ;D

Reward for that? For HODL :D LTC has to prove yet use, so far roadmap looks promising, segwit happened, to be 50 - 100 USD it has to provide some of the feature in near future whatever it will be Lightning Network, Confidential transactions or others.

I seriously don't think it can be overstated the damage that litecoin failing would do to the legitimacy of this space to newer casual investors.


What the hell do I know....
LTC dropping back down to some low level is not it's failing. That's simply the way it in this space. Coins have no real value. There's no assets backing them up. There's no quarterly reports of earnings. Absolutely nothing. The nearest thing you can get to in terms of it's core "value", is some number that results in a reasonable profit for miners.

2014 BTC hit almost $1200. By 2015 it had dropped all the way down to around $200 and it stayed pretty flat for all of 2015. Miners were making a profit, everyone was "happy" (well as much as they can be when they're not able to dream of 10x profits). When the halving came along, the coin started creeping up a few months prior to that. So the new "floor" is probably in the $400-$500 range. Look at where BTC is right now? If/when BTC starts it's correction and starts heading that way again, no one that "gets it" is going to say BTC is failing. It's just going back to where it "should" be.

You probably never heard of Mt Gox, anyway your post just contains no valuable information, just some numbers up and down, so what?
And your post contains?? What? What about MtGox? It failed. BTC crashed for a few days and recovered and continued on it's way with it's slow inevitable decline to where it "should" have been given natural growth as opposed "to the moon investors".

Are you serious? Exchange that was doing 70% of BTC tradings and "lost" 850000BTC, it just small dump news? Are you just saying that world of crypto with BTC in front of it, being in the moment of getting trust, will ask investors just let it go as nothing happened? This is very serious bell for investors to step aside. You can have 100000$ price per bitcoin, but if your infrastructure fucked-up, than noone will buy and demand will go down.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: KuriousCate24 on May 13, 2017, 05:04:19 AM
One day I hope Litecoin will be equal in Price Comparison, e.g BTC $2000 means LTC "should" be $200 :)

I think we would all like to see that, maybe Litecoin can pull it off, maybe not, it was cheap to get into while BTC was growing.

Well in the time since last posting Litecoin got close to 1/6th of the mentioned $200 target rate that we were talking about.


Title: Re: Where do you see LTC go?
Post by: hheby on May 13, 2017, 08:19:13 AM
As a motive force to promote the progress of bitcoin.