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Dogecoin vs. Litecoin

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There are so many digital currencies in existence right now that for many enthusiasts, it has become difficult to keep track.  Between bitcoin, darkcoin, altcoin, and every other coin out there, several of us who deal in virtual monies are used to that special feeling only we understand… You know… That feeling like when your brain decides to go for a swim.

Two of the most prominent and well-known currencies, dogecoin and litecoin have often been the subjects of talk and debate, and several are often asking, “Which is better?”

The verdict appears to be split right down the middle, with both currencies offering a valid set of pros and cons to each customer.  As one user points out on the popular chat forum bitcointalk.org, litecoin is older and has been around longer.  Things that have larger histories are probably a little easier to trust and accept.  With that said, litecoin appears to be slower than dogecoin, so if speed is your thing, one should probably keep that in mind.

Now, take a look at its opposition… Dogecoin holds a particularly large market, and has been shown great support by the crypto community.  The rapidity is there, but as mentioned in the chat forum, the MEME could wear off, and dogecoin, still being fairly new, is likely to still have a few unworked kinks.

What do you think?  Which currency is more advantageous?  Let us know!

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Nick Marinoff
Nick Marinoffhttps://www.livebitcoinnews.com/
Nick Marinoff is currently a lead news writer and editor for Money & Tech, a San Francisco-based broadcasting station that reports on all things digital currency-related. He has also written for a number of other online and print publications including Black Impact Magazine, EKT Interactive, Seal Beach USA and Benzinga.com, to name a few. He has recently published his first e-book "Take a 'Loan' Off Your Shoulders: 14 Simple Tricks for Graduating Debt Free" now available on Amazon. He is excited about the potential digital currency offers, particularly its ability to finance unbanked populations and bring nations together financially.

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