Gold is a precious metal with an extremely limited supply, and silver is a precious metal, limited in supply, but not to the degree of gold. The historic gold/silver ratio is right around 16:1, meaning 16 ounces of silver would equal 1 ounce of gold. The current ratio of gold to silver is approximately 64:1, or 0.015625. Bitcoin was designed to be a digital equivalent of gold, and thus has an extremely limited supply, and is “mined” in a digital representation of gold mining. Litecoin is limited in supply, but not to the degree of Bitcoin. The designed ratio between BTC and LTC is 4:1, meaning that in the ultimate final count, there will be four litecoins for every one bitcoin. If this is true, can bitcoin remain the gold while other coin/token be silver and diamond respectively? Thank you
Litecoin will to be gold at the end of this year. Today litecoin is still silver, but by seeing the litecoin progress on the market, I think litecoin will be gold like bitcoin.
Litecoin is more popular now and will be more popular again at the next year.
I have seen many predictions about it.