The founder of Litecoin has just sold off his LTC number
It is unclear how Charlie Lee holds and how many litecoins are sold. Lee has spent most of his time focusing on developing cryptocurrency technology for Litecoin.
Litecoin, co-founder and co-founder of Coinbase, has sold all of his LTC numbers - the digital coin he founded in 2011.
On Reddit , Lee said his actions to avoid conflicts of interest could be unintentionally triggered as Litecoin's founder. Although he has always tried not to mention Litecoin's value directly, Lee acknowledged his post on Twitter that many players were unhappy. He writes: "Whenever I tweet about Litecoin, whether good or bad, I'm accused of being motivated by personal motives."
The value of Litecoin has grown significantly this year.
It is unclear how Charlie Lee holds and how many litecoins are sold. Lee has spent most of his time focusing on developing cryptocurrency technology for Litecoin.
"This is a new experience, do not worry, I will not leave Litecoin, I still have time to work on it." The development of Litecoin also gave me a lot of things, not necessarily through I believe this is the best way to help me grow Litecoin. " Lee said.
Similar to Bitcoin, Etherium and many other digital money, Litecoin's value has grown dramatically this year.
According to Coinmarketcap , this is the fifth largest digital currency in the world, with a total market capitalization of more than $ 2 billion. For the time being, a Litecoin is worth $ 322.97, a 75-fold increase from $ 4.36 on Jan. 1,
Founder of Litecoin sold the entire number of LTC owned Unknown Charlie Lee holds and how many are sold Litecoin. Lee has spent most of his time focusing on developing cryptocurrency technology for Litecoin.
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I still have not bought any lite coin cause I still don't understand its role in the macro picture. I know people say it is the silver to BTC gold, but I am not confident that its use case will function as successfully as BTC does as a gold because of Charlie Lee being so closely tied to the project (makes it not appear too decentralized). I think him selling his holding and stepping away from the project could ultimately be beneficial to the project so I think that is a wise decision. thanks for the post
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