CuriosidadesyPropositosdelascryptos
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LITE COIN
$ LTC💰
Today we touch on the second coin created historically
Subjectively, they call it "Digital Silver"
Lite Coin was created by Charlie Lee, a former Google engineer, on October 13, 2011. It was launched as a "fork" of Bitcoin's source code, with the aim of improving certain technical aspects and making it more suitable for everyday transactions.
Main objective: to be "the silver" digital, compared to Bitcoin as "the gold".
Lite Coin was designed to solve some problems that Bitcoin faced:
Especially in Block Processing Time
Bitcoin (BTC) vs Lite Coin (LTC) features
Block time 10 minutes 2.5 minutes.
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LITE COIN
$ LTC💰
Today we touch on the second coin created historically
Subjectively, they call it "Digital Silver"
Lite Coin was created by Charlie Lee, a former Google engineer, on October 13, 2011. It was launched as a "fork" of Bitcoin's source code, with the aim of improving certain technical aspects and making it more suitable for everyday transactions.
Main objective: to be "the silver" digital, compared to Bitcoin as "the gold".
Lite Coin was designed to solve some problems that Bitcoin faced:
Especially in Block Processing Time
Bitcoin (BTC) vs Lite Coin (LTC) features
Block time 10 minutes 2.5 minutes.
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In my short time in the trading market, I have realized that there may be a lack of information in the forums about cryptos, and I feel that it is essential to know where we are investing our money, whether it is directed towards a specific project or purpose, and to narrate a bit of history about its process. That is why I have decided to start this blog of #CuriosidadesyPropositosdelascryptos . Today, in thread mode, I will begin with the FIRST of them... The one that has given a lot to talk about and undoubtedly made a change in the world today, and above all, was the seed of this digital market that is about to come. It was also the one that named what we now know as #cryptomonedas . Its name is BITCOIN. And I will tell you a bit about how it originated and everything it has had to overcome... $BTC
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It was January 8th, the day Satoshi announced the release of the first client version of the BITCOIN v0.1 RELEASE platform.
This stage marked the beginning of Bitcoin mining as it allowed EARL ADOPTERS to participate in the mining and operation of the protocol.
At that time, the software was only compatible with the Windows operating system. It wasn't until December 17, 2009, with version 0.2.0, that Linux compatibility was established.
The first transaction took place on January 12th, 2009, between Satoshi Nakamoto and cryptographer Hal Finney. Executed during block 170, it involved a sum of 10 BTC.
It wasn't until early October 2009 that BITCOIN received its first official value estimate. This was determined based on its production cost.
At that time, one BTC was worth approximately $0.001.
On October 11, 2009, the "New Liberty Standard" (one of the first cryptocurrency exchanges) arbitrated the first exchange of $1,317,533,8750 for dollars.
A BitcoinTalk forum user had purchased 5,050 bitcoins for $5.02 via PayPal, or $0.00099 per unit.
At that time, no one could have imagined how much they would cost today...
It was January 8th, the day Satoshi announced the release of the first client version of the BITCOIN v0.1 RELEASE platform.
This stage marked the beginning of Bitcoin mining as it allowed EARL ADOPTERS to participate in the mining and operation of the protocol.
At that time, the software was only compatible with the Windows operating system. It wasn't until December 17, 2009, with version 0.2.0, that Linux compatibility was established.
The first transaction took place on January 12th, 2009, between Satoshi Nakamoto and cryptographer Hal Finney. Executed during block 170, it involved a sum of 10 BTC.
It wasn't until early October 2009 that BITCOIN received its first official value estimate. This was determined based on its production cost.
At that time, one BTC was worth approximately $0.001.
On October 11, 2009, the "New Liberty Standard" (one of the first cryptocurrency exchanges) arbitrated the first exchange of $1,317,533,8750 for dollars.
A BitcoinTalk forum user had purchased 5,050 bitcoins for $5.02 via PayPal, or $0.00099 per unit.
At that time, no one could have imagined how much they would cost today...
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Key moments $
1. 2013-2017 – Boom and adoption: Litecoin begins to gain traction as an alternative to Bitcoin. It is accepted on some major exchanges and gains community.
2. 2017 – Activation of SegWit: Litecoin was one of the first cryptocurrencies to activate Segregated Witness (SegWit), a technical improvement that increases the network's capacity. This event served as a "test" for Bitcoin to adopt it later.
3. 2017 – Lightning Network transaction: Litecoin performs the first cross-chain Lightning transaction between Bitcoin and Litecoin, demonstrating its interoperability capability.
4. Charlie Lee sells his Litecoins (2017): In December 2017, creator Charlie Lee sold all his LTC, arguing that he wanted to avoid a conflict of interest. This generated controversy in the community.
5. 2020 – MimbleWimble and privacy: The development of a protocol extension called MimbleWimble (yes, inspired by Harry Potter) is announced to allow for more private and confidential transactions. It was finally launched in 2022 as an optional privacy feature
🚀 LTC
Key moments $
1. 2013-2017 – Boom and adoption: Litecoin begins to gain traction as an alternative to Bitcoin. It is accepted on some major exchanges and gains community.
2. 2017 – Activation of SegWit: Litecoin was one of the first cryptocurrencies to activate Segregated Witness (SegWit), a technical improvement that increases the network's capacity. This event served as a "test" for Bitcoin to adopt it later.
3. 2017 – Lightning Network transaction: Litecoin performs the first cross-chain Lightning transaction between Bitcoin and Litecoin, demonstrating its interoperability capability.
4. Charlie Lee sells his Litecoins (2017): In December 2017, creator Charlie Lee sold all his LTC, arguing that he wanted to avoid a conflict of interest. This generated controversy in the community.
5. 2020 – MimbleWimble and privacy: The development of a protocol extension called MimbleWimble (yes, inspired by Harry Potter) is announced to allow for more private and confidential transactions. It was finally launched in 2022 as an optional privacy feature
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$XRP 🚀
Let's go with the third currency created after Bitcoin
And one of the favorites of many holders
But before anything else, let's cover the most important
⭐What is Ripple?
Ripple is both a technology company and a digital payment protocol, and its native cryptocurrency is XRP. It was created with the goal of facilitating fast, cheap, and secure international payments between financial institutions.
$XRP 🚀
Let's go with the third currency created after Bitcoin
And one of the favorites of many holders
But before anything else, let's cover the most important
⭐What is Ripple?
Ripple is both a technology company and a digital payment protocol, and its native cryptocurrency is XRP. It was created with the goal of facilitating fast, cheap, and secure international payments between financial institutions.
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