the future of Litecoin

[jossiel]

As for LTC, I don’t think support for it from miners and enthusiasts will wane, but we shouldn’t expect massive interest in LTC. In fact, the only ones who can create hype around LTC right now are institutional investors, if they suddenly decide to buy up ETFs. But unfortunately, that isn’t happening yet.

I agree, the miners will stay because if it's still profitable for them then they shall stay.

But the interest of the many is decreasing and I think most of the investors who have been so enthusiastic about it are only looking at its price.

Even with so much things happen surrounds it like a halving, it doesn't changes the interest that people puts in it anymore.

[As-Soon-As]

Hello forum. What do you think about this coin? Will the rate at least return to 70? Or has everyone forgotten about LTC?

Litecoin is losing some popularity now than in the past, as the price of Bitcoin is decreasing, the price of all other coins is being dumped. Because everyone is now moving towards trusted coins, because at present people are moving towards those coins that have gained trust. If we consider the current situation, then Bitcoin is the best investment plan, and the price of Bitcoin is increasing gradually, but in the case of other coins, it is completely the opposite.

[WillyAp]

The future of Litecoin would be much brighter if the Exchanges are reigned in-
How can it be that you pay 8% over the LTC price?
Price tag today: $52.8 but Moonpay's price tag is  $56?

In the Nexus wallet you buy LTC over moonpay. Just imagine buying a 1000 LTC.

[asriloni]

The future of Litecoin would be much brighter if the Exchanges are reigned in-
How can it be that you pay 8% over the LTC price?
Price tag today: $52.8 but Moonpay's price tag is  $56?

In the Nexus wallet you buy LTC over moonpay. Just imagine buying a 1000 LTC.

It's all doesn't matter. Even litecoin whale already sold all of his litecoin due to the how uncertain this project is. His porto is always going down instead of moving up. This abandoned coin is a zombie coin. No utility, no proper development, and it's still exist due to its believers.

As for the gap price between market and price tag, i think it's just an oracle problem. It's already fixed and moonpay price is already following the market.

[olena.kovalenko111]

I've been watching LTC for a while too. Not an easy call right now.

Technically, it's struggling below key MAs, and volume isn't great. Could it see $70 again? Maybe — but probably not without a broader market recovery first.

That said, LTC has survived multiple cycles. It's not dead, just quiet. People haven't forgotten it — they're just focused on other narratives at the moment.

Not financial advice. Just my observation.

[sergiorus]

The future of Litecoin would be much brighter if the Exchanges are reigned in-
How can it be that you pay 8% over the LTC price?
Price tag today: $52.8 but Moonpay's price tag is  $56?

In the Nexus wallet you buy LTC over moonpay. Just imagine buying a 1000 LTC.

It's all doesn't matter. Even litecoin whale already sold all of his litecoin due to the how uncertain this project is. His porto is always going down instead of moving up. This abandoned coin is a zombie coin. No utility, no proper development, and it's still exist due to its believers.

As for the gap price between market and price tag, i think it's just an oracle problem. It's already fixed and moonpay price is already following the market.

Not the most extreme case though. At least LTC is rather popular as a payment method.
Something like ADA or BCH on the other hand, whilst having twice higher FDV than Litecoin, aren't used for anything at all.

[WillyAp]

It's all doesn't matter. Even litecoin whale already sold all of his litecoin due to the how uncertain this project is. His porto is always going down instead of moving up. This abandoned coin is a zombie coin. No utility, no proper development, and it's still exist due to its believers.

Zombi coin only for you.
No downtime, 100 % reliable. Who else can say that?

[Webetcoins]

Actually LTC is interesting in the sense that its longer MAs are quite stable since the early 2020s. The spot price in contrast swinged extremely in 2017/18 and 2021 but then has returned to a stable slight uptrend near the baseline (~$40-80) with sporadic spikes in bull markets over $100.

This could indeed be the effect of its usage as a "transactional coin", people use it like a prepaid card to circunvent high Bitcoin fees if they want to pay things with crypto. Not a bad idea I think - if LTC continues with this slight uptrend, people doing that do not lose anything. The transaction count is also stable at between 150,000 and 200,000 per day, about half of the transactions recorded on Bitcoin.

It's not about "will it do good?" because answer would be yes, and if you look at the four year trend then you will see something good. But the thing is that will it to better than most other places? That is the real question to ask and if we are not careful then we would make a lot of loss.

Litecoin would go up but if others go up even more then litecoin investment would become a bad investment, yes you are making profit but others are making bigger profit by having other coins.

[dwyane36]

Litecoin would go up but if others go up even more then litecoin investment would become a bad investment, yes you are making profit but others are making bigger profit by having other coins.

If an investor is looking for a low-volatility alt with long-term growth potential, LTC might be of interest to them. However, as you correctly pointed out, there are plenty of other alts on the market that could outperform Litecoin by a much wider margin over the same period. In fact, LTC can only be an interesting investment if you find the right entry point, i.e., literally at the bottom and right before the rally begins.

[sergiorus]

Litecoin would go up but if others go up even more then litecoin investment would become a bad investment, yes you are making profit but others are making bigger profit by having other coins.

If an investor is looking for a low-volatility alt with long-term growth potential, LTC might be of interest to them. However, as you correctly pointed out, there are plenty of other alts on the market that could outperform Litecoin by a much wider margin over the same period. In fact, LTC can only be an interesting investment if you find the right entry point, i.e., literally at the bottom and right before the rally begins.

Unless there's a fundamental event causing a big sell-off of LTC, it will bottom the moment the market bottoms, in which case it will still make 0 sense to invest in it as it will always ve an underperforming asset even though it will go up with the market and has lower chance of going to zero than most altcoins.