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Are You a Litecoin Hodler?

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Litecoin (LTC) was created in 2011 and is a derivative of BTC. Some of LTC's advantages over BTC include low and fast transaction fees, and it's also easier to mine. Litecoin is also a promising altcoin, especially for long-term investors.

Litecoin currently ranks 19th on Coinmarketcap, with a current price of $118. In my opinion, holding Litecoin is not only promising but also profitable. Since last year, the price of LTC has risen by more than 59%, with its lowest price being $56 and its highest at $136. I have profited from LTC price fluctuations many times. For example, on July 1st, Litecoin was only $89, and now it's at $118. If you had bought at least 1 LTC, you could have made a profit of $29 minus fees (in just 20 days).
 
Litecoin is very promising. I sold my litecoin last week and i made over 36% ROI. Am planning to buy more litecoin in the future whenci have enough to invest in cryptocurrency. One beauty of litecoin is the transaction fee is very negligible.
 
No, but I should, right? The only thing I've used LTC for is sending and receiving money since the fees are super low, but I haven't taken into account the fact that I hold LTC. I do hold BTC but not LTC. Should I do that, right?
 
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