⚡ LTC: The Silent Brother that Never Leaves the Game
Known as the silver to Bitcoin's gold, Litecoin (LTC) is one of the longest-standing and most resilient cryptocurrencies in the market. Born in 2011 by Charlie Lee, a former Google engineer and former engineering director at Coinbase, LTC was designed as a faster and more accessible version of Bitcoin.
And it delivered: blocks every 2.5 minutes, more agile transactions, and a community of holders who do not need headlines to continue believing.
Amid the frenzy for memecoins and DeFi experiments, Litecoin has shown that sobriety also pays dividends. In fact, it was one of the few cryptos accepted in PayPal's payment service since 2021, and it recently reached a milestone of 200 million transactions processed, according to data from Glassnode.
Charlie Lee sums it up this way: “Litecoin doesn’t have to reinvent itself every cycle. It just has to keep functioning.”
Today, with its new halving already in the rearview mirror and a growing adoption rate, LTC remains a silent but solid bet for those who understand that in crypto, sometimes winning is simply not disappearing.
Are we underestimating the importance of cryptocurrencies that do not make noise but make history?
