Litecoin miners are clever than bitcoin miners, they know if litecoin accepts segwit, they will win a lot of money because of price pump. Some stubborn bitcoin miners don't like segwit but eventually they will accept segwit. Let us see my prophet is correct or not.
BTC miners have already blocked segwit , it has no chance at all of being activated on BTC,
if LTC miners accept segwit , they can kiss the profits from transaction fees Good bye.
LN will steal all of the transactions fees, and bankrupt the LTC miners.
Ask your self this, on LN offchain network BTC & LTC would run exactly at the same speed, why the hell would I bother with LN's LTC, when I can use LN's BTC.
Segwit for litecoin is a death blow to litecoin. Moving to LN removes any speed advantages you had over BTC onchain performance.
Charlie has accepted a payoff to kill litecoin, by including segwit.
That is weird. I thought the fee is not an important issue in this case. But it turns out to affect miners a lot and other things which related to Litecoin. Why do people keep saying SegWit is good? My friend, who I mentioned in my thread, is one of the professional people in the cryptos field and I doubt that his decision is wrong. He joined the Bitcoin world in 2009 and he know everything about what he should do next to obtain more and more bitcoin and money
Well, as you say, time will tell us which is more benefit and who are right in this warzone
Charlie works for Coinbase & his brother Bobby at BTCC , they are all going to receive a windfall from LN if segwit gets activated.
They are counting on Charlie's influence in the mining community to sway the mining communities.
If Charlie is your messiah , then follow him blindly,
if you can think for yourself, wonder how you are going to earn onchain transactions fees to pay your mining bills, when all of the transactions are occurring Offchain and the profit going directly into LN's pockets. Block rewards keep diminishing every 4 years, what will you do when it no longer pays the bills and there are no transaction fees to make up the difference.