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the coin could last awhile if people keep mining it....

i have free electric and i'm not mining it.

just saying.

Given all your posts in this thread that doesn't surprise me at all. But I'm sure many others will as long as it's profitable.

If it were profitable, my nicehash earnings would have gone up?
I'd like to know exactly where it can be sold for a profit?

Apparently there's a couple places. Don't know if a profit could be made though. You're the sort of person who cries, moans and bitches about things but you'll stop saying anything if the price goes up and it could be sold for a good profit. What does it all matter really though. This place is so filled with scams etc that you just have to get in and out quickly and move on to the next piece of crap. You roll your dice and take your chances.

OK, fair point, to which I will concede. And it is the case that there have been so many of these types of fork over the years that people are allowed to get annoyed by them... being the first fork off LTC, posed a huge opportunity for the developers... but DAMN, that pre-mine.

I have a small amount of LCC but i'd rather be mining BTC, is really where I am at the moment.
Going SHA256, I feel was also a mistake... should have been scrypt2, similar to Verium, which is completely ASIC resistant (for now) and can only be mined via CPU.
If you want to start a marathon race at the start... then don't begin the race with contestants who own rocket-packs.

Massive mining operations got in on this unfortunately it's no not just the pre-mine that can be expected to be dumped at any time - this only serves to ensure anyone who wants to make money from LCC, really has to sell off right away.

Yeah, the few changes they made to the coin are pretty much meaningless and things like SHA256 just makes one think they just want to throw their existing miners at it. The whole premise of this coin is ridiculous but hey... het some money out of it and move on. That's what I did with litecoindark a few years back.

A binary chain, linking to LTC at 1/10 would have been worth forking... at least that would have tied in the correlated pricing structure. Although it's not been achieved just yet, the VRM/VRC team are taking the right approach on it... a long term project with a competent team of developers who release nothing until it's 100% ready and tested on every testnet available.
However.. i'm way off topic now, so i'll stop... still not convinced I should point my miners at LCC though.