LTC/USDT

"Litecoin (LTC) was developed in 2011 as a fork of the Bitcoin network with the aim of addressing some of Bitcoin's limitations. It was the first altcoin and aimed to provide a decentralized peer-to-peer currency with faster transaction processing times and lower fees. One of Litecoin's primary goals was to prevent mining centralization, which was observed in Bitcoin. It achieved this by using a different algorithm called Scrypt, which made mining more memory-intensive and slower. Although mining farms eventually gained control over Litecoin mining, the focus of Litecoin has shifted towards becoming an efficient payment system. Over the years, Litecoin has gained adoption as a payment method, with merchants such as the American Red Cross, Newegg, and Twitch accepting LTC."