LiteDoge $LDOGE

LiteDoge (LDOGE) is an open-source peer-to-peer cryptocurrency that was forked from Bitcoin in 2015. Often referred to as Doge-Silver, this Shiba-Inu inspired digital currency was the second Doge to emerge in the crypto world. LiteDoge employs a hybrid Proof-of-Work (PoW)/Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism and operates with an uncapped total supply and a block time of 64 seconds.

Origins and Founders of LiteDoge

LiteDoge was launched on March 16, 2015, spearheaded by the trio Heathkid, Shawn Macgregor, and MinerFTW. It's worth noting that the cryptocurrency did not have an initial coin offering, nor was there any pre-mining of coins. Shawn Macgregor, a well-known blockchain developer from California, continues to lead the development today.

Purchasing LiteDoge

LiteDoge can be purchased through any cryptocurrency exchange that currently lists it. Traders and investors can directly interact with the market to buy LiteDoge coins.

Storing LiteDoge

The LiteDoge coins can be stored in two ways. Users can either store their LiteDoge on the exchange where they purchased it, or they can transfer the coins to a LiteDoge wallet. Compatible wallets for Windows and Mac are readily available at litedogeofficial.org.