Litecoin is a distributed, open-source, cryptographic quality that makes peer-to-peer transactions faster, easier and cheaper.
Unlike Bitcoin, this has been achieved in recent years.
Litocoin was founded in 2011 by Charlie Lee, a former Googler looking for a solution to some of the problems in the Bitcoin network.
One of them was Bitcoin's high transaction time. These long trading hours have left the candidates as potential trading tools for small payments. To solve this problem, Lee decided to reduce the blocking time of the Litecoin network