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March 30, 2013, 10:54:34 PM
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Both are here for the long term.

Hopefully. Smiley

I recently ordered some bling from you and was going to pay with Ł, but chose BTC instead because of the discount offer available. Still, it's good to know there are established retailers accepting both coins - may the trend long continue.

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March 30, 2013, 11:44:46 PM
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Both are here for the long term.

agreed, but as the dedicated mining/tech base migrates en mass to LTC, you will see a proliferation of applications, support etc....and info given out.....proselyting, conversation...chatter etc...

think of it like OS's.....an OS that is hardware agnostic is going to dominate the market......we have already done this dance....and thats even when the OS is inferrior....in this case LTC is just as good as BTC


Its going to be an interesting reversal when BTC is worth fractions of LTC

as that guys tag say

BTC = mc^2 , LTC = mc^3


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March 30, 2013, 11:54:48 PM
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Both are here for the long term.

agreed, but as the dedicated mining/tech base migrates en mass to LTC, you will see a proliferation of applications, support etc....and info given out.....proselyting, conversation...chatter etc...


Already I've noticed more and more people querying about Litecoin mining. The litecoin subreddit http://www.reddit.com/r/litecoin is growing super fast too.

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March 31, 2013, 12:00:12 AM
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Both are here for the long term.

agreed, but as the dedicated mining/tech base migrates en mass to LTC, you will see a proliferation of applications, support etc....and info given out.....proselyting, conversation...chatter etc...


Already I've noticed more and more people querying about Litecoin mining. The litecoin subreddit http://www.reddit.com/r/litecoin is growing super fast too.


one way to think about it is this.

one of the strengths of any coin is the tech/mining base. The larger this is the more powerful it is. Say there are 1000 miners for BTC, they are in a way employees of BTC that is you would have to hire them, thier gear and the know how for support. So thats about a 1000 person company, how much does that cost is that worth.

LTC because of its hardware may attract a 1000,000 people, imagine the greater effect of this, if the n^2 effect is true then this is a million times more powerfull than BTC.

How much would it cost to employ 1000,000 and all thier gear and know how?Huh plus rent the space out....


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