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Quote from: arhipova on August 24, 2025, 10:03:03 AM

Litecoin often follows Bitcoin but with higher volatility. Can it deliver higher ROI this time? Or Litecoin is also a saturated coin because of already having very big market cap.

Hardly see that play out. Litecoin is among the oldest altcoin but if people were to choose a blockchain that doesn't have smart contract feature or any other gimmicks, they'd go to bitcoin because it's the new gold.

Litecoin on the other hand most likely gonna stagnate, but it's just my opinion and can be wrong. Doge got the meme coin narrative going, ethereum got the smart contract with defis, etc locking TVL at the billions.
Meanwhile litecoin is just for remittance at best. So i can't really find the proper reasoning as to why it should climb in price.

Where there is gold, there is also silver, and I think LTC will show up one day to keep its spotlight, but as for now, it's not talked that much in the space, nor it is seen to spike up in price or gain relevance that much.

Time will tell.

In the world of money, the hardest form always wins. There can’t be two, because all monetary premium eventually flows into the hardest form of money. Today, silver has no monetary premium it’s just industrial metal. All monetary premium resides in gold.Over time, the monetary premium from gold and other goods that people commonly use as money,for example, real estate, which is often used as money for savings,will flow into Bitcoin, because it is the hardest form of money that exists. Therefore, it is much wiser to convert all of it into Bitcoin right away LTC and other altcoins have no monetary significance and do not meet the characteristics needed to attract monetary premium like Bitcoin. LTC and altcoins are mostly pump-and-dump schemes, so be careful and convert them to Bitcoin as soon as possible.