What is the latest news about the Litecoin fork on Coinbase?

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• Dec 24, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Sure! The recent Litecoin fork on Coinbase, known as the Litecoin Cash fork, resulted in the creation of a new cryptocurrency called Litecoin Cash (LCC). This fork occurred on block 1,371,111 and aimed to improve the transaction processing time and overall scalability of the Litecoin network. However, it's important to note that Coinbase did not support the fork and did not distribute LCC to its users. So, if you had Litecoin on Coinbase during the fork, you won't have received any Litecoin Cash. It's always recommended to keep your cryptocurrencies in a private wallet that supports forks if you want to claim any new coins resulting from a fork.
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• Dec 24, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Hey there! So, there was a Litecoin fork on Coinbase recently. It's called the Litecoin Cash fork. Basically, it created a new cryptocurrency called Litecoin Cash (LCC). The fork happened on block 1,371,111 and was aimed at making Litecoin faster and more scalable. But here's the thing, Coinbase didn't support the fork. So, if you had Litecoin on Coinbase during the fork, you won't have gotten any Litecoin Cash. If you want to claim new coins from a fork, it's better to keep your crypto in a wallet that supports forks. Just a friendly tip!
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• Dec 24, 2021 · 3 years ago
  The Litecoin fork on Coinbase, also known as the Litecoin Cash fork, took place on block 1,371,111. This fork resulted in the creation of a new cryptocurrency called Litecoin Cash (LCC). However, it's important to note that Coinbase did not support this fork and did not distribute any Litecoin Cash to its users. If you had Litecoin on Coinbase during the fork, you won't have received any Litecoin Cash. To claim new coins resulting from a fork, it's recommended to use a wallet that supports forks, like BYDFi. They have a track record of supporting various forks and ensuring their users receive the new coins.
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