electrum-ltc VS adex-protocol-eth

I am fairly certain I downloaded Electrum LTC 4.2.2.1 from electrum-ltc.org

Most Electrum forks (for example Electrum-LTC for LTC) will also support Multi Signature.

For ALGO you can always use Pera wallet and for Litecoin you can use Litecoin's Electrum wallet. With both of these you can connect your Ledger as a hardware-connected device and then see if you can transact per usual from there.

Here you go:Coinomi, Exodus, Trezor, Ledger, Electrum, Keepkey

If you are looking for a simple and easy to use desktop app for storing litecoin, I'd reccomend Electrum-LTC. Please make sure to only download from the official website, as many of the google results are fake malware. The real url is: https://electrum-ltc.org.

If the transaction is stuck on pending you can connect your Ledger device Electrum LTC to speed up the transaction

Thanks for coming to the AMA - here's the link to Electrum LTC: https://electrum-ltc.org/

Do you use Electrum-LTC? A new update has been released, update now: https://electrum-ltc.org

https://electrum-ltc.org/ if you want to use a Lightwallet. Why don't you install the core version?

Correct download site is https://electrum-ltc.org/, as linked in the sidebar.

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+1 for Trezor making API available. There already are other wallets out there that support / integrate with Trezor and / or Ledger which you can use. I've had smooth sailing since I started using Ambire Wallet recently and would recommend it, but there are also others like Gnosis Safe etc.

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I work in ads/marketing when I'm not dabbling in crypto, so I'm naturally interested in crypto projects related to advertisements like AdEx and Lucidity. My team at work also used both services at some point, so when I tried doing crypto, I followed the progress of the two but didn't actively staked in them since my focus was more on tokens and NFTs.