Litecoin (LTC) Trading 5.6% Higher Over Last 7 Days
million worth of Litecoin was traded on exchanges in the last day. Litecoin is down 1.7% against the USD. It has a total market cap of $6.96B and $695.33M was traded on exchanges in the last day.
() fell 1.7% in value against the U.S. Dollar during the one-day period ending on the 14th of April at 23:00 Eastern. Litecoin's total market cap is $6.96 billion. In the last 24 hour, $695.33 millions worth of Litecoin were traded. Litecoin's value against the U.S. Dollar has increased by 5.6% in the past seven days. On exchanges, one Litecoin can be bought for $95.66 (or 0.00314491 BTC).
See how similar cryptocurrencies performed in the past 24 hours.
Dogecoin's (DOGE) value is now $0.0884, or 0.00000291 BTC. This represents a 1.3% decline against the dollar.
UNUS SED LEO LEO (LEO), which is currently trading at $3.48, or 0.00011431 BTC, has traded 2.5% higher than the dollar.
DEI (DEI), which is a cryptocurrency, has traded at $0.25 or about 0.00000811 Bitcoin.
NyanCoin, or NYAN, is now trading at $2.40 (0.00008809 BTC) after a 2.2% decline against the dollar.
MegaCoin (MEC), which trades for $4.30, or 0.00015776 BTC, is now down 2.2% against the dollar.
Polymath (POLY), which trades for $0.18 or 0.00000586 BTC, has gained 2.3% in value against the dollar.
EAC (EAC), which is currently trading at $0.0162, or 0.00000053 BTC, has traded down by 0.5% in relation to the dollar.
Lotto (LOTTO), which trades for $0.0005 or 0.00000002 BTC, is down 2.1% against the dollar.
It is a Proof-of-Work (PoW), coin that uses Scrypt as its hashing algorithm. It was launched on October 13, 2011. Litecoin has a total supply of 84,000,000 and a circulating supply of 72,707027. The official website of Litecoin is
litecoin.org
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CryptoCompare states that Litecoin is a cryptocurrency created in 2011 by a fork from Bitcoin. It has fast, low cost peer-to-peer transfers, a higher maximum supply of LTC (84 million), and other technical differences. It uses an open source blockchain which is not controlled centrally and can be mined using a Proof of Work consensus algorithm. LTC is valuable because its supply is finite and it regularly reduces how much LTC enters the system. This ensures that inflation in the LTC network is transparent and predictable. It can be used to pay for goods and services, and also as a test ground for new technology before it is implemented on the Bitcoin Network. LTC was developed by Charlie Lee, a former Google engineer. It is supported by the Litecoin Foundation.
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