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@elonmusk @GadSaad @TheAliceSmith Slow death penalty.

@GadSaad @TheAliceSmith Death penalty

Death penalty.

@MacroLite Nice.

🚨 URGENT STACKING ALERT @Macrolite just bought another 404 Litecoin at $52 (~€44.60). Today’s deployment: €18,004.87 New stack: 5,804+ LTC 🔥 We are not trading. We are accumulating digital silver.

@LitecoinTA aLTCoin Season.

Alt season starts in June. Make it so.

@bogdanoffig Always.

Should I buy Litecoin? 🤔

@tassadaro22393 Flaccid move.

I sold. Held 8years - 5400 LTC - Top 1% private holder for Long time. Bye bye shitcoin. Enjoy watching it to go to 0 !

@RaminNasibov Council Tax.

What’s something expensive that should be cheaper?

@Nebraskangooner $LTC following.

$XRP Breaking out

@Nebraskangooner $LTC coming in hot.

Many altcoins are up 10%+ this week Quite a few altcoins are up 25%+ this week A few random ones are up 100%+ this week People are still arguing with me that altcoins aren't pumping. Has nobody looked at a chart all week?

@CryptoKaleo $LTC season incoming.

We’re already in the early phases of the next bull market. We’re going so much higher.

@PenguinOffisial Agreed you filthy penguin.

$LTC should be over $1000 nothing less.

$LTC digital silver about to break upwards? About time

@DMinimilian It’s go time.

litecoin:native/BTC perfect bounce from resistance. Expecting a run to the upside and a direct breakout of this big falling wedge with speed.

You boys are really deciding to fade $LTC?

I’m kinda a big deal. $LTC

@BigCheds I like Cheds.

$LTC

Yo $LTC, I think it’s time to pamp it.

@zackfromsubway Zack, maybe go back to @SUBWAY.

🚨 Charlie Lee just dropped a brutal truth bomb: 😱😱😱 “Don’t buy $LTC… just stack #Bitcoin and forget everything else.” The creator of Litecoin now says he regrets building it and is telling investors to ditch alts and go all-in on Bitcoin. If even the founder is waving the white flag… what does that say about the rest of the market?

$LTC 👀

@vinibarbosabr @loshan1212 Tell me you don’t understand without telling me you don’t understand.

you just described a double spend event here while denying it has happened this is the definition of double spends: > "Certain small pools were running old non-consensus rule following nodes, which accepted the invalid tx. And slowly mined blocks, during which point, the attacker deposited to NEAR and swapped chains. When the crashed mining nodes came back online, they reorged as the blocks mined by the smaller nodes didn't follow consensus rules, and thus the attacker's tx was made invalid."

NEAR Intents lost $600k due to LTC double spends following the 13-block reorg that affected the chain today in a coordinated attack against miner nodes This is a problem inherent to most pure PoW chains, as they have probabilistic and not deterministic finality meaning the transactions are not really final as a competing chain with more hashrate can surge and invalidate all the blocks from the lower-hashrate chain participants confirming transactions based on this now invalidated chain will end up with nothing, seeing their double-spent balance vanishing pure PoW is insecure by default PoS and hybrid chains have already developed better architectures and i have no idea why people still accept this old standard for these smaller chains I don't think I can trust accepting LTC transactions anymore (not that I had many people wanting to use it in my network anyway) I feel sorry for NEAR Intents team having to absorb this loss without Litecoin community's support (most comments I have seen responding to @AlexAuroraDev are fairly hostile) i would expect more empathy to services with ltc implemented that were affected by a known vulnerability in their chain's architecture

@SimonDixonTwitt @MASTERBTCLTC

@MASTERBTCLTC I don’t do shitcoins. Bitcoin only.

This is why I no longer speak at Bitcoin conferences. These conferences are created and sponsored by those who want to centralize as much Bitcoin as possible into financial-industrial complex wrappers. You resist by holding it in self-custody and boycotting all FIC wrappers, including conferences owned by Bitcoin treasury companies.