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foggywhite007
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November 22, 2017, 01:31:40 PM
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Despite all statements of Charlie Lee, I think light's prospects are very vague. It is a fork of the cue ball and the units. the advantage is a fast and cheap transaction. Therefore, the light will not grow rapidly. Even now it seems to me that the cue ball will soon grow up to 16000 rather than the light would reach $ 200.
And Yes it is better to keep your coins in a much larger number of projects. To reduce the risks. And so it is better to keep on different exchanges in different countries. You never know where you will run into Scam

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November 24, 2017, 11:14:25 AM
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I sold LTC.

BTC is promising now.
It ll have forking,
Free money.
Hold it and later you can buy cheap altcoin from that forking.


Conservative approach.
we never recommended LTC to any of our clients. Atomic Swap and other SegWIT Stuffs were just hype, In long term the altcoin that will stand is ETH , Lisk , XMR.
In as much as we can expect anything huge for any of the altcoins, we cannot really say much yet, can we? I sure know most of these coins you have mentioned will have a chance to grow, but the ocean is large and even ETH is not really giving so much as expected so far.

With the development so far, I hope it does but with a lot of competitors coming up with the same type of project, a lot of work should be done so it does not get overtaken. Litecoin on the other hand is one coin I will just stay mute on for the moment.

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November 24, 2017, 11:39:03 AM
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Ehhmm, I would say that would be a good idea. Litecoin does not have as much potential upside as Bitcoin at the moment.

I was thinking also bitcoin is more potential then bitcoin.
So by selling ltc and  buy bitcoin then its good move.

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