One out of four is a completely free lottery. The other three are completely free faucets. Not a single one requires any wagering, so your comment confuses me. I am in no way connected with the sites. I'm just trying to build up a current list of faucets for LTC because I couldn't find one on the forum and thought it would be helpful. I have only had a confirmed payout from one site and that is clearly marked in green. I intend to keep the list updated by regularly checking the faucets for payouts.

Still looking for sites to add to the list.

Make the raffle provably fair, that's important for trust. Maybe base the winner on entry number (order people enter in the thread) and a corresponding number based on the the blockchain hash at a specific future time (close of the raffle). Not quite sure of the formula to use but I'm sure a sytem like this would make it provably fair and cheat proof.

I just added color coding to easily show which faucets are currently paying. These are based on which sites I have received LTC from so far. I will update from red to green if I receive a payout from a faucet. More suggestions of LTC faucets to add to the list would be hugely appreciated.

Thanks for this very informative explanation.

I have started a topic in Bitcoin Forum > Other > Alternate cryptocurrencies called [LTC] List of Litecoin Faucets, Lotteries, Gaming Sites, Free Litecoin. It may be of interest to some newbies. I am really after suggestions of sites to add to the list.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=223514.0

Any help getting this topic going is much appreciated.

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LTC are scrypt based so ASIC won't work for mining them.

ASIC's that are being produced now won't become obselete overnight, it is the hash rate capabilities that will probably be superseded, but the BTC mining difficulty will have risen significantly by the time your order gets to you (if BFL ever ship it that is).

Depends how quickly you receive it, but as it's from BFL you could be looking at a long wait. I think they are just starting to fulfill orders placed last year.

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PrimeDice.com is better than satoshi dice

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List updated. Still awaiting payout confirmations. Faucet suggestions appreciated.

An up to date list of Litecoin Faucets, Earning Sites, Lotteries, Gaming Sites, etc that are currently paying out.

List updated: 2 October 2021

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FREE Litecoin Faucets and Sites

AtHub.club - Payout Confirmed - (FREE Litecoin Faucet + Other Free Coins!)

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Litecoin can be bought easily using Bitcoin

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The best sites for FREE Bitcoin

FreeBitco.in - Payout Confirmed - (Bitcoin Faucet + Multiplier Game)

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Bitcoin And Litecoin Gaming Sites

Crypto.Games - Payout Confirmed - (Games Faucet) - Accepts Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Ether and lots more

DuckDice.io - Payout Confirmed - (Games + Faucet) - Accepts Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Ether and lots more

Wolf.Bet - Payout Confirmed - (Games + Faucet) - Accepts Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Ether and lots more

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Any suggestions for additions to the list greatly appreciated. I will try to keep it up to date.

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I got the same thing from Norton today, both from running Bitcoin QT and Litecoin QT.

Network traffic from checkip.dyndns.org matches the signature of a known attack.

I've etablished from this thread that there is no threat, but why is this occuring? I have been running Norton alongside QT for over a month and this only occured for the first time today.

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