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LiteForge infrastructure upgrade complete πŸ”₯

We've officially migrated LitVM's testnet infrastructure to @0xZeeve, strengthening the foundation as we continue building toward mainnet.

If you're connected to LiteForge, please update your wallet's RPC and block explorer URLs:
πŸ”Ή Pj1JIZIf3
πŸ”Ή New Explorer: explorer.testnet.liteforge.zeeve.net

The Chain ID (4441) and gas token (zkLTC) remain unchanged. You don't need to re-add the network β€” simply update your existing configuration.

Onward to mainnet.
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Rider.Lite πŸ”₯ retweeted
Someone is going to launch the first runner on @LitecoinVM

Might as well be you.

Launch on Base. Land on Litecoin.

notus-pad.fun
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This is exactly the kind of financial infrastructure Litecoin needs. Being able to access liquidity without selling your LTC opens up a lot of possibilities. Good to see these DeFi primitives taking shape on LitVM.
We're proud to announce our strategic partnership with @LitecoinVM to bring new lending and borrowing opportunities to the Litecoin ecosystem.

More utility for Litecoin. More to build together.
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Bill makes a great point here.

Litecoin already has scarcity, security, and a proven track record.

What LitVM brings is utility.

Turning $LTC into productive capital through lending, liquidity, and DeFi creates new reasons to hold and use Litecoin.

The real opportunity is combining hard money with an ecosystem that puts it to work.
LitVM flips it: beam your $LTC into zkLTC and a proof-of-work asset with a halving ahead is now usable on Ethereum.

More $LTC locked, less in circulation.

LitVM is rocket fuel for Litecoin πŸ‘‡
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Rider.Lite πŸ”₯ retweeted
If our half-naked CEO explaining crypto hacks doesn’t get your attention, we don’t know what will.

@MehowHacks took one for the team to explain why your money is naked, and how to cover its assets.

He can put his shirt back on. Your money needs a better solution.

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LitVM is proud to announce a strategic partnership with @lithiumlend πŸ”₯

Lithium is a non-custodial lending protocol building natively on LitVM. We’re making a strategic investment to support its development.

Lending is foundational DeFi infrastructure. For Litecoin holders, the dity without selling their holdings opens up an entirely new world of financial possibilities. Lithium brings that capability to LitVM: supply USDC to earn yield, or use zkLTC as collateral to borrow USDC β€” all through a decentralized, non-custodial lending protocol.

And that's where things get exciting for Litecoin. With zkLTC serving as native collateral on LitVM, LTC holders will be able to unlock stablecoin liquidity while maintaining exposure to their underlying Litecoin β€” freeing up capital to deploy across DeFi and the wider ecosystem. Already live on LiteForge testnet, Lithium is paving the way for new opportunities to put Litecoin to work.

$LTC has always been hard money. Now it's becoming productive capital too. That's Hard Money Web3.
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Litecoin. Money that works.

Programmability incoming πŸ”₯
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Take a test loan from start to finish on LitVM. Deposit native zkLTC, borrow a little USDC, repay it, then withdraw your collateral.

Which step made you stop and think? That’s the feedback we want before mainnet.

lithiumlend.com
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A builder asking whether one LitVM app can use the asset from another is a good sign.

It means they’ve tried both and found something they want to do next. That’s useful feedback for everyone building here.
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I cast my prediction on @MidasHandxyz πŸ‘€

"π‘Šπ‘–π‘™π‘™ 𝐿𝑖𝑑𝑉𝑀 (𝑑𝑒𝑠𝑑𝑛𝑒𝑑 π‘œπ‘Ÿ π‘šπ‘Žπ‘–π‘›π‘›π‘’π‘‘) π‘”π‘œ 𝑙𝑖𝑣𝑒 π‘œπ‘› 𝑍𝑒𝑒𝑣𝑒 𝑏𝑦 π‘π‘œπ‘£ 30, 2026?"

What do you think? Are you voting YES or NO?

- midashand.xyz/markets/0x6bd8… via @MidasHandxyz
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Replying to @RiderLDA
I’ve made my prediction. πŸ‘€

Curious to see where everyone else stands. Who’s taking the other side?
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Rider.Lite πŸ”₯ retweeted
Where does lending interest come from?

Someone borrowing pays for access to funds. Someone supplying those funds earns variable interest.

At Lithium Lend, that means USDC and USDT suppliers providing liquidity, and borrowers putting up native zkLTC as collateral.

You can your Litecoin upfront, but you still owe the loan plus interest. If your collateral falls too far in value, it can be liquidated.

Two sides of a lending market. Both worth understanding.

Try it on LitVM testnet: lithiumlend.com
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Replying to @RiderLDA
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I’d rather see five applications on LitVM that work well together than fifty that each feel like a separate island.

Can someone receive funds, trade, use collateral, and repay a loan without figuring out a new process at every step?

Each team owns a piece of that experience. erships is paying attention to the gaps between them.

If you’re building on LitVM, get to know the teams building alongside you. Try each other’s products. Compare notes. Look for integrations that make both applications more useful.

I’m happy to help make those introductions. The earlier we start working together, the more we can build around a shared user experience.
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Being based in Manila shapes the questions I bring to my work at LitVM.

When we discuss payments or DeFi, I think about someone getting paid by a client overseas, keeping part of that income, sending money to family, and paying everyday expenses.

Where could Litecoin fit into ld someone need stablecoins or access to local currency? How many steps would they be willing to go through?

Those are useful conversations to have early with builders.

My work through LDA and BitAngels gives me opportunities to connect teams with people across Asia who can challenge their assumptions. A local operator or prospective user can often spot something we’ve missed before we’ve spent months building around it.

I’d like to bring more of that feedback into the LitVM ecosystem as teams develop their products.
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Rider.Lite πŸ”₯ retweeted
POV: The Binance hacker tries to steal $LTC πŸ”₯
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Rider.Lite πŸ”₯ retweeted
⚠️ Announcing LITNODE v0.12.3

Unlike trustless P2P networks; Today's game titles live on one server that says what the rules are, who won -and everyone else has to be able to trust it.

And that is a critical challenge to Web3 Gaming;

@litvmgames
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Join us for BitAngels Pitchcast Deep Dive #24 as we welcome the winners from our recent Hong Kong and Singapore pitch competitions!

Get to know the founders, hear what they’re building, and see why they stood out among the competition.

πŸ—“ October 29 | 8:00 AM PT

πŸ”— luma.com/BitAngelsPitch…

#BitAngels #Pitchcast
Pitchcast Deep Dive #24 runs tomorrow morning with six companies on the docket.

The lineup:
- Rhuna
- TetraBot
- 1Claw
-QMC
- Quote Trade
- Snapp Oceans

πŸ—“ Thursday, October 29 | 8:00 - 9:30 AM PT
πŸ”— luma.com/BitAngelsPitch…
#BitAngels #Pitchcast
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One thing about living overseas is you start realizing how complicated moving your own money can be.

Different banks, exchange rates, transfer limits. Sometimes it’s easier to get yourself across borders than your money lol.

It’s one of the reasons I’ve become such a believer rything needs to be about the next 100x or whatever narrative CT is chasing this week.

There’s something to be said for money you can actually own, move, and use.

Litecoin has been doing its thing since 2011.

Now with LitVM, we’re working on making that money useful for a whole lot more. 🌏Ł
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