CryptoAlchemy

[Kinnardian]

If Bitcoin is gold, and litecoin is silver, then what are all the other elements? What is bonding? What's water? There's a new alchemy forming here.

[phatsphere]

bitcoin is not like gold and litecoin is definitely not silver. all your other conclusions are wrong because of the false premise.

[virtualmaster]

Namecoin is the uncut diamond.
 

[Kinnardian]

So, carbon? Or specifically the allotrope, diamond? 

[Lethn]

The whole Gold/Bitcoin and Litecoin/Silver is just silly marketing hype, I wouldn't pay much attention to it.

[frankenmint]

The whole Gold/Bitcoin and Litecoin/Silver is just silly marketing hype, I wouldn't pay much attention to it.

+1 Agree  Fun Wishful Whimsical but ultimately Pointless.

[Littleshop]

The whole Gold/Bitcoin and Litecoin/Silver is just silly marketing hype, I wouldn't pay much attention to it.

Plus that was started by the IX coin folks.  And we all know what metal IXC represents.....

Scrap aluminum.

[HeliKopterBen]

Bitcoin being "digital gold" or "gold 2.0" is just a way to describe it to people who have never heard of it and/or are technologically challenged.  Although bitcoin has many of the same properties as gold, there is not necessarily a need for a "silver" or any other "metal."  New gold cannot be created through alchemy just as no new bitcoin can be created unless there is a hard fork.

[melon]

most other alt coins are like LEAD...bcz they'll drop like a leadweight,,only a half dozen or so will takeoff and stay

[bbit]

bitcoin is not like gold and litecoin is definitely not silver. all your other conclusions are wrong because of the false premise.

He got this right:

If Bitcoin is gold, and litecoin is silver, then what are all the other elements? What is bonding? What's water? There's a new alchemy forming here.