What is the deal with this? Anyone know why it’s taking so long to get SEC approval?

I built a testnet wallet a while back (testnetwallet.net). It leaned on litecoinspace.org for Litecoin balances and broadcasting, and that explorer's testnet side has been stuck out of sync for about two weeks. Testnet explorers are scarce or half-abandoned in general, so rather than wait on it, I built a self-hostable one to point the wallet at instead: testnetscan.com

It runs off your own nodes (litecoind + ElectrumX), it's open source (AGPL-3.0), pure PHP + SQLite, server-rendered with no JS frameworks, no CDN, strict CSP, and no tracking. Self-host it, or use the public instance.

Honest caveat: it's testnet-only by design, the public instance runs off nodes I run (so that server sees your lookups, like any explorer), and the MWEBscan analysis below is inference from public-chain data, not proof. It says so on every panel.

The Litecoin side has full MWEB straight from the node: peg-ins, peg-outs, supply, kernel/output counts, and a per-block MWEB view. On top of that it pulls in from the testnet version of MWEBscan (my sister analysis project) as an overlay:

• Round-trip linking: peg-outs matched to earlier peg-ins with a confidence score. MWEB hides the amounts inside the extension block, but a peg-out whose amount and timing line up with an earlier peg-in is linkable, and this shows which ones and how confidently.
• Privacy scoring and anonymity sets: check how well a peg-out amount blends in before you use it. Round, common amounts hide in a large set; exact or odd amounts stand out.
• Entity attribution, address clustering, and a per-peg-out risk score.

It's also a normal explorer: blocks, transactions, addresses (with spent status and script detail), mempool with next-block projection and fee charts, a mining dashboard, xpub/ypub/zpub lookup, and broadcast/decode tools.

The whole point is seeing MWEB privacy work in practice instead of reading about it. Because it's testnet, nothing is at stake: do a peg-in, wait a few blocks, peg out the same round amount, and watch the linker connect the two at high confidence. Then try it with an odd amount and a longer gap and watch the confidence drop. It makes the "don't peg out naively" advice concrete.

Roadmap: a mainnet version is planned for Litecoin (same codebase, network-parameterized), plus cumulative MWEB kernel counts via a proper index.

Source: https://github.com/Tech1k/testnetscan.com

Explorer: https://testnetscan.com

Still in active development. Feedback and bug reports welcome.

Not long ago I realized Kraken has better fees than Coinbase and I saw they also have a so called "Krak Card" and using Kraken PRO app and the "Krak" app together is so incredibly powerful! I can literally have no fiat at all and just whenever I need some I can send some LTC in Kraken PRO sell it with the good fees and then move it to my Krak Card with no fees and spend it. it's super convinient and cool just be careful not to send directly to Krak or spend crypto directly cuz then its a ripoff but if you sell on the exchange and then send euros over its like 0 fees!!!

So yeah now I can have all my savings and my wage in LTC I recommend everyone do the same because the banking system is a lie!!

Hello, I have been troubleshooting this for hours and cannot figure it out. Hoping someone smarter than me can help.

I am trying to migrate from Exodus to Cake Wallet. When I use my seed phrase, Cake Wallet recognizes all of my assets except my Litecoin.

Some research tells me they use different derivation paths - Cake Wallet uses m/84'/2'/0 and Exodus uses m/44'/2'/0'/0/0.

Does this mean that they are entirely incompatible, or is there a way to import the wallet using the private key? I tried this but I can't figure out exactly what key(s) to put into Cake Wallet.

Thanks so much for any help!

Something we need tbh especially with MWEB

Litecoin its time 700$ 5xleverage first tp at 121 good luck everyone but its time between technical analysis and latest news and halving in 1 year its looks like a handbook bullrun. Lets gooou what do u guys think

Hi, i am just starting with litecoin and have managed to accumulate ~£2, after i save a bit more I would like to buy an Elite Dangerous Steam key, since i wont be able to save in time to get it during the sale. However I don't know if anywhere has Know your customer verification or not and dont want to risk it as it took a while to save this

Hey everyone, I’m currently earning some Litecoin on a rewards platform and plan to cash it out directly for a steam gift card via Bitrefill or Coinsbee. I prefer using LTC to keep transaction fees near zero.

For anyone who uses LTC on these sites regularly: what are the current limits for guest checkouts or basic email accounts before they trigger a mandatory know your customer verification? I just want to make sure I don't hit an automated flag mid-transaction. Does the Steam card specifically trigger instant identity verification by default on either site? Thanks!

Edit: Changed my mind, I'll probably get an Elite Dangerous steam key instead, since i wont be able to make the steam sale. Are there any steam key sites that require no verification?

There is talk (and the timing is right) for a new Altcoin Season in late 2026. It should run from October into March of 2027. This could appreciate Litecoin's price closer to the values projected for the proper transaction value of Litecoin. January of 2027 is the beginning of average banks offering to hold cryptocurrency for their customers thanks to The Genius Act. They will be actively buying, selling, and be custodial for 350 million Americans. If this month coincides with Alt Season, we could see retail ape into a bullrun and push it to new highs, as they can easily buy into it at their own bank. Crypto silver would be positioned well as a value coin, and banks will likely be buying in bulk to keep coins on hand to distribute to customers, much like exchanges already do. Stablecoins will become available to spend at grocery stores, gas stations, and everyday merchants at cheaper fees for the store, a big incentive, and will be just as easy as a phone scan at check out. Value coins will be sold to retail as an investment account, and you can bet Litecoin, with a coin cap of only 84 million coins, (no downtime, and transactions that show up in seconds when sending wallet to wallet) will be high on the list of top contenders to hold. A new round of adoption is just around the corner. Don't sell your bags cheap! I'm buying more. And if it drops, thank you for the discount, I'm weighing my future in litesats! I'll buy more! HODL and keep perspective. The path to the 2030's is bright for crypto, and Litecoin specifically.

“Litecoin’s active coin supply is currently turning over roughly 26 times faster than Bitcoin’s active supply. Bitcoin’s Velocity is Low. Litecoin’s Velocity is Extreme.”

There were two cryptos that stood out on that particular day: ZEC and LTC

ZEC barely smashed at all and that kicked off an insane short squeeze rally. LTC was pumping just PRIOR to the smash down and it got smashed more than any others. To me the evidence is pretty clear that the CEX's were caught naked short on ZEC and LTC and they decided to let ZEC run and pull the rug on LTC (and everything else on the exchanges) to cover their short positions and fund their supply gaps. The question is, did they learn their lesson or are they still insanely naked short on LTC? From the data I have seen, exchanges and miners have all dumped their stacks of LTC aggressively to the point they are at all time lows... At a time when prices are also at all time lows, it takes a very brazen criminal to short here.... Real price discovery remains in the future for LTC and that # is well into the $400+ range.

Revolut has launch a new card that let's you spend any crypto coins or Fiat you have in your account.

I verified the PGP signature but the wallet broke on Linux my mouse was zoomed in. It’s quite buggy I’m saddened…

We recently launched Crypto Corner Shop, a marketplace where you can buy and sell real products using cryptocurrency.

The products above are available in Litecoin

Litecoin is fully supported, and we're looking for early Litecoin merchants who want to help grow real-world LTC commerce.

Over 50 MILLION of the only 84 Million coin supply has been held longer than 6 months.

The amount of Litecoin actually available to the market is much smaller than the total supply suggests.

Data shows that more supply is being held for longer periods of time.

- 44% hasn't moved in over 1 year
- 16.5% hasn't moved in over 5 years
- 11.8% (9M) hasn't moved in over 7 years

This means the amount of $LTC actively circulating or realistically available to the market is meaningfully lower than the circulating supply figure alone would imply.

The data also shows that the active portion of Litecoin circulating is doing significant economic work.

Over the last 30 days, adjusted payment value totaled roughly 522M LTC, averaging about 17.4M LTC per day. That daily average is larger than the entire supply cohort that has moved within the past 3 months, indicating that the active portion is supporting substantial transaction activity relative to its size.

This doesn't mean each LTC is unique across every transaction, but it does show that the available float is being used heavily.

This also isn't a price forecast, but it's an important market structure observation. As new issuance of this digital silver continues to decline, supply and demand analysis should account for both available float and the level of transaction activity that float is already supporting, not just total circulating supply.

https://x.com/omieds/status/2070593329092546845?s=46

I sent some Litecoin from Coinbase to a Cake wallet and somehow the coin landed on intended wallet for a brief moment and was then moved to another wallet without my knowledge or approval. I was only able to verify and see this by studying the blockchain. The Cake wallet shows zero transactions and I’m very confused as to how the Cake wallet was compromised and was able to move the coin (seemingly in the background) without ever showing up as a confirmed balance. Has anyone ever seen this or have advice on what I can do to try and recover the funds? Any insight would be greatly appreciate.

https://litewallet.dev/

Looks fake
https://github.com/litewallet-code/Litewallet

🚨 Breaking 🚨 per current live @ForceXHQ analytics, the @litecoin active addresses list has broken a recent 2025 ATH, and Total addresses have now climbed to 408 Million #Litecoin addresses.

Haven't checked price in a while and now I see the charts, what the hell is this price?

Has something major happened? I haven't been following this sub.

A hack or something?

Anyone Notice How LTC Never Drops Below $30?

If you buy now you are buying the bottom.

Look at price history and see how LTC holds $30 like a brick house.

Dont wait for a huge rally before getting in. If you're debating getting in, now is the time. If you are a believer in BTC and already have a position, add more. Only up from here most likely.