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May 28, 2024, 07:25:54 AM
Last edit: May 28, 2024, 01:11:57 PM by Oshosondy
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I have not done in-depth research about this but I think some people on this forum can make this easy for me. L-BTC is bitcoin side chain but not part of bitcoin improvement protocol. I just want to know how I can be able to use it more. I only know some wallets that is supporting it but I do not see any exchange that has it. What common exchanges that have the altcoin?

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May 28, 2024, 07:44:01 AM
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What common exchanges that have the altcoin?
L-BTC is not an altcoin, this is Bitcoin on Liquid Network chain.
You don't need to use centralized exchanges for L-BTC when you have Aqua wallet that can be used to swap between BTC, L-USDT and others.
Sideswap.io is another alternative that can be used for desktop, or tdex.network for mobile devices.
Bisq decentralized exchange supports it, and I think Bitfinex, BTSE and BTCTurk from centralized exchanages.

There is a list of Liquid partners and federation members that includes some centralized exchanges, so some of them probably support L-BTC.
List can be found on Liquid website.:

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bitbank
BTCBOX
BtcTurk
Bitfinex
BitMEX
BTSE
Bitso
Bull Bitcoin
Coincheck
Coinone
Coinut
DMM Bitcoin
GMO Coin
GOPAX
Hodl Hodl
Huobi
OKCoin
Paymium
Six Digital Exchange
The Rock Trading
Unocoin
Zaif
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June 03, 2024, 01:37:45 PM
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I have not done in-depth research about this but I think some people on this forum can make this easy for me. L-BTC is bitcoin side chain but not part of bitcoin improvement protocol. I just want to know how I can be able to use it more. I only know some wallets that is supporting it but I do not see any exchange that has it. What common exchanges that have the altcoin?
I would consider it a part of Bitcoin improvement protocol I mean according to my knowledge, we use this side chain of Bitcoin for larger transactions with no time consumption as this side chain doesn't take too much time to process the transaction. For example, its a highway where the traffic is lesser than the mainchain. TBH I did not know about it before your question motivated me to learn about it so please CMIIW.

Besides as dkbit said we should not consider it altcoin, I suppose, but if we consider the forks of BTC altcoin then we should also consider it but they are not pegged 1:1 to BTC while L-BTC is pegged to real BTC with a ratio of 1:1 and it only serves the purpose to make the transaction with more privacy and fast.

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