litecoin

Litecoin

Litecoin is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency created by Charlie Lee and released in October 2011 as a fork of Bitcoin. It shares many underlying principles with Bitcoin but differs in its technical design to achieve faster transaction confirmation times and a different hashing algorithm. Key characteristics include:

Algorithm: Scrypt-based proof-of-work (in contrast to Bitcoin’s SHA-256).
Block time: Approximately 2.5 minutes, four times faster than Bitcoin’s 10-minute blocks.
Supply: Maximum of 84 million coins (four times Bitcoin’s 21 million cap).
Purpose and use: Designed for faster, cheaper digital payments and as a complementary alternative to Bitcoin within the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

Related Bitcoin addresses:

Total 8 addresses.

Address	Bitcoins	USD
114fru5MxXcShyfKvYBiSEAY8JGdHGV8WH		$
12nErt79QaUnBcL5SuTA4aPr5pkJqMvKQD		$
17WAN7XzQr1CV8XAauC9m4m4kRsAV1QUcL		$
19JpHruhyXFdruXpKhoYW2eSrZyLi6pyqS		$
1CuadoQGpzDWoPdzXHYbnrhBwH5h9yTw5y		$
1FkBUXyAAmMrofW4xhpzbzPzAbJg3JzyRv		$
1KLQxhvhMqCmdURFXPYc2Xb31iRkQLhZEA		$
1CzZ6mYt4GqseHQoCeR386viMhahxuPuWx		$