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RE: A Curious Case for Litecoin

Litecoin shares Bitcoins first to market bonus, its in the same ATMs as bitcoin and is very easy to get into. Depending on local regulations, many ATMs wont even ask for KYC, just walk up, scan your wallet code and insert bills. Not even Ripple can say that, and it never will because its designed to require you to do an anal probe, show your pay stubs and have a million dollars as an accredited investor to be able to buy it. Litecoin is the future, along with Monero and Dash.

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But that’s changing too (re: ripple)

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Gross. You should need a million dollars and to be an accredited investor to buy banker regulation coin, it only makes sense.

I don’t like xrp either, but it is good for optics and adoption...

It only exists to undermine the whole market and destroy the use case while funneling money into lobbying for harsh, stifling regulation. I was just reading an article the other day about how all these new "STO's" I think it was, Security Tokens, that are registered with the SEC under I think it was called Form D, an exception, but that they require investors to be an accredited investor, with either a 1 million dollar net worth or 200k yearly income for several years. I dont see how thats going to improve the market and adoption, it totally destroys anyone who wants to go buy a chocolate bar with their coins. Ripple is the enemy, its the banker regulation coin. Regulation = death for crypto. If anything there will never be mass adoption of Ripple gets their way, we will all be using Monero.