Bag holder of Litecoin here to warn you ETH cucks. I have been holding this bag of litecoins since late 2013 when it rose to $50/coin. Now it's worth $3/coin. It's still gonna go up, right guys? Surely the same won't happen to ETH right?
No coiner here stay poor faggot
>>1142218
Poor bitter grandpa
Lite truely is a piece of shit meme altcoin which has no meaning or use whatsoever. Ethereum on the other hand is not just a coin, it's superior to any other platform and its potential is not even being explored yet. What's going right now is just the tip of an iceberg. Get rekt son!
>>1142218
>Comparing shitcoin with ETH
All these ETH cucks, I bet it's gonna be dead silent once it crashes lmao, they are always too ashamed to own up to it.
litecoin was a worthless clone. eth is a new idea
>>1142237
This anon is right.
ETH is not like anything that has ever come before.
Imagine it's like anti-aids AND has the power to fix disabled children.
>>1142218
Litecoin is just Bitcoin clone.
ETH is a new thing with solid development team, Microsoft certified, new projects and dApps.
Yeah, totally the same thing kek.
>>1142291
>crashes
It doesn't crash, it fluctuates. When it goes down, you can buy cheap and wait for it to go up again (which it will unless critical bug is found).
>>1142305
hahahha, same exact shit, same
>>1143891
Yep, it is the same shit every time, people have to learn on their own
>>1142218
>sadpepe.jpg
I feel bad for you OP, but sounds like don't understand what the hell you're doing.
Litecoin was a clone of Bitcoin with a different cryptohash function if I recall right. Ethereum is a step forward from bitcoin - instead of just storing data on the blockchain, you can create and execute programs that run on all Ethereum nodes. Imagine an online casino that never goes down and always pays you back your winnings, not because the owner is nice an doesnt want to screw you, but because the contract on the ethereum virtual machine enforces it.
altcoins: when bitcoin just isn't fucking retarded enough for you
>>1143911
Bitcoin can do contracts too, nothing ETH can do, that BTC can't
>>1143939
Theoretically, yeah it can. But can bitcoin do contracts in 20-100 lines of Solidity language, on an IDE Gavin and Vitalik specifically built for that? Easy of use senpai.
