A letter from LitecoinHD to the world

As crypto enthusiasts and loyal followers of LitecoinHD, we have spent a long time thinking about how to offer value to the industry.

We were fascinated by the concept of a PoC consensus earlier on this year — and, during the second phase of 2019, we firmly believe that the future development of PoC will allow it to outperform PoW.

After a long time spent planning, LitecoinHD has arrived. We never thought about how much we could make through LitecoinHD, so all we went for at the time, economically, was 5% IEO (~50000USDT) and 2.5% of the total coins, which is to release to us over four years.

The push for the project is far less simple as we thought it would be, but, now that our main network has just been deployed, blockchain browsers, wallets and official websites can now be launched sequentially. Unlike the launch of Litecoin in 2011, there are now too many tokens in blockchain. Even now that we have achieved greater vision, we will still also need continuous exposure, promotion, and industry support.

Considering our own capacity boundaries and the lack of adequate funding for project promotion, we have decided on the following approach for the development of LitecoinHD:

LHD will launch a “development crowdfunding platform” -through ThanksGiving. The development crowdfunding platform will be divided into ecological donors and early volunteers.

(Special notice, we will buy back and destroy LHDs with half of USDT received and the other half for tech development and general operation.)

The address to receiving USDT (tether omni)donations:
36kmYzgA2DCur8wP3qW5TGVeNqkJX9iPj9

2. Early volunteer plans are being developed. We have already confirmed two early volunteers sourced from around the world.

LitecoinHD defers to you for your attention and donation, and hopes that we will witness the development of LHD together.

We have always believed that the emergence of blockchain technologies will not simply change the world, but create a new one.

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