Brian Armstrong experienced humiliation when DAR Crypto declared its delisting pump, while anonymised news from
Washington triggered a Bitcoin purchasing trend.
Litentry (LIT) suffered a setback with Bitget announcing delistment, but quickly rebounded by being incorporated in a rebranding strategy with Heima (HEI) by both
Binance and
Bitget. In contrast,
Coinbase revealed plans to delist LIT along with GAL, DAR, ORN & PRQ in May. These changes come alongside speculation regarding
Ethereum ETF issuers' anticipation of greenlit staking. LIT, MEME and MOG have been declared available for trading, reinforcing
crypto market dynamism. The Litentry community hosted an AMA on 10th February 2025, aiming to improve transparency and engagement. Analysts predict a
1500% Pump for
Litecoin (LTC) relative to Bitcoin, and many anticipate the imminent approval of the
Litecoin ETF by the
SEC. LIT's recent token swap and surge of 90% is also expected to recover in value, demonstrating high market resilience. Yet, with Coinbase's delisting of five tokens, there are unpredictables to consider. Meanwhile, Cryptography Network Lit Protocol has raised
$13M to increase
Web3 autonomy and interoperability, showcasing the potential of the crypto industry. Some significant progresses are locked, such as
Litentry's unlocking of 1.59M tokens. Current political scenarios like
Trump opening pensions to Crypto have led to Bitcoin's leap past
$116,000. In spite of a crypto market drop of
$70 billion, experts remain optimistic towards the overall cryptocurrency sphere.
LIT Coin News Analytics from Tue, 19 Aug 2014 07:00:00 GMT to Tue, 19 Aug 2025 02:26:45 GMT -
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