Litecoin Underground
Stagione 1
di Grant Cook
Fork the Amish! LOL! As usual, our conversation takes us in some interesting places. Discussion of different tools available for more decentralization and privacy. Blockchains bring us closer and closer to truth.
We discuss potential government actions and the importance of a unified crypto community. Step one, fix the money.
Finally seeing activity in development on OmniLite Tokens. Also, how about a Litecoin/Dogecoin Conference??
As usual we cover a wide range of topics; market caps, tokens, exchanges, and macroeconomics
This week we had Justin from Cake Wallet in, continuing on these same themes each week; using Litecoin, self-custody, privacy, and building bonds between multiple crypto communities. We primary discuss the importance of privacy, Monero, DeFi and Thorchain, and touch on stablecoins as well.
At the tail end of the weekly spaces, we got an update about the situation in Australia with our regular guest Tux and ended up with a very interesting discussion about the importance of privacy and self-custody. Drinks were had... we are bonding the Litecoin and Monero communities.
Discussion about the importance of using Litecoin; usage demonstrates reliability, which builds trust and faith in Litecoin. Also, what is next for Litecoin? We pose an interesting concept about physical assets tied to on-chain coins.
This was one of the most unusual discussions we've had to date; NFTs, Metaverse, Digital Strippers, Education, Free markets, etc etc etc. Had to start out venting a little bit about Michael Saylor and some of the division I see in crypto, but got it out of my system. From there, we had some good discussion with @MissTeenCrypto, @SatoshiSouth, @Coty_No, and also @MobyxAl came in and really added a lot to this one. Thanks for the support each week! Please give a like and follow us @LTCUnderground on Twitter
A live recording of our interview and Q&A with David Burkett, the Litecoin developer responsible for the implementation for MimbleWimble onto LItecoin. We go through some basic understanding of how transactions work today and how they will look different once MimbleWimble is live.
In our first episode, we discuss the fallacy of chain maximalism and the case for a multi-chain future.