• 1 cycle in, half the new cryptos tap out.
• 2 cycles in, ha! You have to show real utility or a deep rooted community to survive that long.
• 3 cycles in, uhhh, ok. There are like 20 coins that have survived that long. That’s basically impossible.
• Fairly launched, 14+ years with consistent uninterrupted uptime, passionate community, and thriving on chain metrics especially in payments? There is no way one exists right?
News flash… There is one coin that checks all those boxes.
It is called Litecoin.
Specie 02: Petro-Gloom Kraken. 🐙
Resurfaced from the deep spills.
Skin: Iridescent crude oil & rusted iron.
Ink toxicity: Critical.
#Synthozoic#NFT#DigitalArt#Octopus#NFTdrop
@CoinMarketCap I rather using Litecoin then Visa blockchain.. it is fast enough and is f. Decentralised..meanwhile i can use it like real cash with MWeB extension..
I’m the money that’s been working for the people since 2011.
My launch was pre-announced, allowing people to prepare themselves to start mining on day one.
There was no inside job, no VC allocation, no special preference.
Today, Litecoin still stands on these principles.
Litecoin and Bitcoin are the longest-running networks for a reason.
Fair launches lead to wider distribution and authentic grassroots movements.
Communities built from the bottom up last.
Top-down projects fall apart when the VC funding runs out.
You can dislike me all you want, but I was here before most of your pet projects and I will be here after you die. I'm not fiat and I'm not some software to fill the pockets of VC's. I'm sound money and I don't bend the knee to anyone.
Nasdaq just filed to list the 21Shares SUI ETF — a spot ETF backed by the SUI token.
From $300M+ in global ETP inflows to a potential U.S. listing, institutional momentum for Sui is very real.
Next stop: institutional adoption.