FYI: This info is for others , Bob123 is too stupid to understand it.
Bitcoin Blocks can hold a Maximum of ~1.7MB[~7200 transactions]
https://www.svpool.com/tag/segwit-fork/However, Segwits true capacity increase which is only expected to provide a mere 1.7-1.8MB on average effective blocksize
Before Segwit , BTC 1MB blocks topped out at ~7 transactions per second.
After Segwit , increase was only 1.7 X 7 tps = 11.9 tps, which I rounded up to 12
12tps *60 seconds = 720transactions per minute
720 transactions per minute *10 minutes = 7200 transaction per Block, since 1 block is due ~ every 10 minutes.
Too Bad Bob123 is too stupid to understand it. 
You are still wrong.
I don't care what a random site says.
You were talking about the MAXIMUM amount of transactions a block can hold.
Bitcoin Blocks can hold a Maximum of ~1.7MB[~7200 transactions]
Now, since you obvoiusly can't calculate it yourself.. let me help you:
The maximum amount is reached if the transactions are the smallest (Is very obvious to everybody, just not for you).
A smallest transaction has the properties:
- being SegWit
- having 1 input and 1 output
A SegWit transaction with 1 input and 1 output has a size of 85 bytes (non-witness part).
With 1.000.000 Bytes per block, we have
1.000.000 / 85 transactions at a maximum. That's 12.195.
Wasn't that hard, was it ?
In the future you might want to stop posting nonsense / superficial knowledge which you got from somewhere without even thinking about it.
You can, of course, now start arguing like "bla bla a block never has only 1 input 1 output segwit transactions bla bla".. But it doesn't matter..
YOU started talking about the maximum a block can hold. And your statement was wrong.
And instead of accepting it and calculating it yourself, you started justifying yourself. Which obviously just backfired, because you are simply wrong.
And this is not the only statement of you which is plain wrong. Most of the stuff you are mentioning is nonsense.
I don't know whether it is because you misunderstood things, or because you are not capable of understanding it.. and it doesn't matter. Wrong is wrong.
Just saw this:
Not thinking that would work.
I think the generated private keys would be different.
How would the private key be the exact same, between the BTC & LTC network for the public address?
How do you even dare to talk about LN if you don't understand the very basics of cryptography / cryptocurrencies / BTC

Now, do yourself a favor and first learn the basics. Then educate yourself about the advanced stuff.
THEN start discussing LN and its pros/cons.