Charlie Lee thinks Litecoin is “Boring”

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This week, Cointelegraph hosted a discussion with Litecoin founder Charlie Lee, who filled us in on all things Litecoin 2.0 and MimbleWimble block expansion. For devotees of Litecoin, this was a chance to hear directly from Satoshi Lite himself.
Lots of people have strong opinions on Litecoin, but we must all admit, it seems like it is definitely here to stay. Feel free to check out the interview on Cointelegraph's YouTube channel.
Also on our YouTube channel, check out our recent feature on Spot Trading vs. Derivatives!
We are so excited to host a Non-Fungible Token theme week over at Cointelegraph Magazine soon! Follow its Twitter account.
Steven D'Agostino, Department Head of Social Media at Cointelegraph.

6/15/20: Charlie Lee breaks down Litecoin 2.0

The creator of Litecoin, Charlie Lee, discussed the upcoming MimbleWimble upgrade, which aims at enhancing Litecoin's scalability and privacy.
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6/17/20: Akon's crypto city moves ahead awarding $6 billion construction contract

U.S. engineering firm KE International awarded Senegalese-American singer and entrepreneur Akon with a $6-billion contract to build a cryptocurrency city in Senegal.
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6/17/20: New head of U.S. bank regulator talks bringing crypto to D.C. with Cointelegraph

Days into his term as acting head of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Brian Brooks spoke with Cointelegraph on how he hopes to update legacy systems with crypto technology.
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6/17/20: American Gaming Association urges policy change on digital payments

The proposition looks to let visitors fund their activities at gambling establishments via digital avenues, instead of allowing only physical fiat currency, said in a June 16 statement.
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