Hold ETH or Exchange with LTC

[motienvolam]

My suggestion is: Holding Ethereum and wait for good price to take profits. After that, swapping your bitcoin to Litecoin, and using Litecoin to move your funds around. That way, moving funds via Litecoin, will help you to avoid delayed transactions on bitcoin network, and high fees when bitcoin network has too many unconfirmed transactions. Litecoin gives you lower transaction fees, and less network congestion issue. I have a big love for Litecoin due to its advantages to move funds: cheap, fast, and nearly zero congestion.

[bitcoinst]

I like both projects, but the Ethereum in my opinion has much greater potential both in the near and in the long term. In any case, I would not recommend you to put everything on one project.
This is fraught with the loss of not only money but also nerves.

[bettercrypto]

As of now, I guess I need to give up my ethereum in order to buy litecoin. I heard some news about the halving of litecoin and I do not know if its hoax or genuine. But ethereum does not change. And it seems like it don't want to break the 300 dollars resistance. So, I want to change it for litecoin.

[buleidada]

I'm holding BTC and ETH for couple of months. I already have gotten great profit from ETH, should I hold more? Or I shouls have moved to LTC which also looks like a good investment for now. Please share your opinion, why or why not?

I prefer ETH than LTC because in terms of volume ETH is very high than LTC and in terms of ETH community it is already very large, but it would be better if you invest ETH and LTC because if one of the prices falls you can recover your assets

[Google+]

I'm holding BTC and ETH for couple of months. I already have gotten great profit from ETH, should I hold more? Or I shouls have moved to LTC which also looks like a good investment for now. Please share your opinion, why or why not?

I prefer ETH than LTC because in terms of volume ETH is very high than LTC and in terms of ETH community it is already very large, but it would be better if you invest ETH and LTC because if one of the prices falls you can recover your assets

not only that but you can see from the developments of ethereum and litecoin, ethereum has many child platforms that use erc20 technology to make cryptocurrency projects while litecoin still uses litecoin a little, so if you choose ethereum then it is a very smart choice.

[NeverSop]

I'm holding BTC and ETH for couple of months. I already have gotten great profit from ETH, should I hold more? Or I shouls have moved to LTC which also looks like a good investment for now. Please share your opinion, why or why not?

In addition to BTC, ETH and LTC are my two most favorite coins for investment / trading in this market. however, ETH is still highly appreciated for its potential and true future growth. excluding FOMO, ETH will have a higher confidence than LTC, even if LTC can create an acceleration in August with the Halving event.

[iqlimasyadiqa]

I'm holding BTC and ETH for couple of months. I already have gotten great profit from ETH, should I hold more? Or I shouls have moved to LTC which also looks like a good investment for now. Please share your opinion, why or why not?

If in calculation, I am much more confident about ethereum compared to ltc. for me there are lots of indicators that can give a positive sentiment towards changes in ethereum prices. we all talk about the long term that will happen and I am so optimistic that in the future ethereum will still be able to survive as one of the coins with large transaction volumes and coins with good potential to be used as an investment.

[bitzizzix]

I don't have the slightest desire to exchange my Ethereum with Litecoin because both have very good potential and will be profitable if I have both.
I will hold Ethereum strongly and I have bought Litecoin without having to sell Ethereum so I will have both and hold it until the price reaches the highest.

[mammoniter]

I'm holding BTC and ETH for couple of months. I already have gotten great profit from ETH, should I hold more? Or I shouls have moved to LTC which also looks like a good investment for now. Please share your opinion, why or why not?

I think I'll do both. I divide my eth into half. The other half, I will invest in ltc because right now it looks like a good option. The other half of my eth will be set aside for holding because for the past few days, eth shows signs of improvement in its value. Very slowly but surely. In crypto, the more coins you have, the better. It will minimize the loss and at the same time, maximize your earnings. As what the saying goes, "don't put all your eggs in just one basket".

[distr@yopmail.com]

If you feel satisfied with the profit you get, you can buy with only a small amount so that you are not traumatized by the price that has dropped dramatically without you knowing and knowing you. Every second the price will continue to change.

I think LTC will be tied to bitcoin, you can see where the bitcoin moves if you want to predict the price of the LTC. if I myself choose to hold ETH than I have to exchange it for LTC. future growth I am sure ETH will be better.

[nowlscor18]

I prefer holding eth rather than saving it for ltc, and I am confident that ethereum will go further to success in the next few months. So, I am building more strength in facing some challenging days now in order to gain more eagerness for any hindrances that could affect my decision making process. Preventing myself from panic or any disturbances that could trigger diversions.

[Kay94]

Ethereum is a great coin after bitcoin.but its volatile in nature however, I still prefer ethereum to litecoin because its profitable and its not going to die anytime soon.

[seleme]

Ethereum is a great coin after bitcoin.but its volatile in nature however, I still prefer ethereum to litecoin because its profitable and its not going to die anytime soon.

The future perspective of the ETH can beat the LTC and BTC in my opinion. The development speed is not great but it is slow and steady. Litecoin CEO has made a crazy decision with selling the LTC holdings and shared this trade on social media. It confuses me to invest in or choose another alternative cryptocurrency.

[Om.monata]

if I myself prefer to hold eth in large quantities. now eth has good potential, many projects like ICO / IEO who participate in eth. to hold long-term investment problems I think eth is the best choice than ltc. but it's not impossible ltc also gets the spotlight in many people because of the good price.

[Emmy92]

Right from inception, holding ETH has always proven to be profitable as the team knows how to develop and enhance their blockchain. Nevertheless, there have been news about Litecoin halving and since this space moves with news too, it won't be bad holding some Litecoin and also a greater number of ETH.

[pedpedped101]

The grow of one coin is faster than the other? Since we all know that ETH is faster, although it is not really growing these days on its own, but by the time it starts, it will be a dream come through.
LTC can also be reliable.

[dobolspeed3]

The difficult choice is actually exchanging ETH to LTC. With conditions like this, that LTC wants to do halving is certainly better to exchange ETH that is owned and move to LTC. Because this condition determines its direction. If someone wants to hold ETH is not a real problem. all decisions you have to think about and you must take.

[emmybd]

It wouldn't be a good idea to sell Eth now, as it has been showing good promise and most dependable for long-term investment. If you have got funds then you can buy some LTC.

[GabryRox]

So, a couple of things here.  If you are considering cashing out BTC or alts to fiat, I would absolutely not do it now. At this moment, BTC just hit $9,650, and I think we all know what is likely to happen when it eclipses $10k, which could easily be within the next few days. Not only is it likely to push way up from there due to extreme FOMO conditions being prevalent, but the entire market is likely to get pulled along for the ride.

Now, the other tactic that I think is absolutely in play is the ETH/BTC relationship.  Right now it stands at almost 35:1 (you can trade 1 BTC for 35 ETH). In looking at the charts, this is at historical low levels (speaking from the ETH perspective).  At ETH's peak, this ratio was only 10:1.  Now sure, maybe it's not going back to that extreme but certainly 20:1 and even 15:1 seems very reasonable.

The big question is, of course, when to pull the trigger on that trade.  It's tempting even now and I may convert a small amount of BTC to ETH.  But as I said, with $10k looming (now only $325 away), most experts agree it will go parabolic from there.  I would say even $13k within a few weeks is not out of the question. I do think most alts will go along for that ride to some degree, but they will probably do it to a lesser degree than BTC. I am looking at something around 40:1 as a big trigger point. If it hits that, it's almost a no-brainer to me.  If the short history of this holds, we would then see a drop in BTC (maybe back down around $11k) but much more market share swinging over to the alts, especially to the major ones.  This could send ETH into the $550 range, which would indeed be back in that 20:1 range.

All of this is speculative of course but if you analyze the inter-crypto swings in the Q1'17 to Jan'18 bull market, there was a very clear pattern of BTC's market dominance coming back to the pack, so to speak.

[btcsmlcmnr]

Bitcoin, with early effects of its block reward's halving next year, has exponentially inreases within last 6 months. So, I would like to ask you a very easy and simple question, what will occur with Ethereum when the coin officially switch to Proof of Stake phase? In my opinion, we might see nearly the same huge effects like what we have seen with bitcoin coming halving. When it occurs, you will regret by not determinantly invest in Ethereum now. Ethereum might fall a little deeper from its temporary price, but I believe that we have been in bottom range of ETH (in ETH/ BTC pair), and when it takes off due to PoS, it will never come back to current price range.