litecoin VS omnilite.org

You want technical? You've got it: https://github.com/ltc-mweb/litecoin/tree/0.21/doc/mweb

Great questions! No time for a thorough response right now, but I'll follow up on each point sometime over the next week. In the meantime, hopefully this can help: https://github.com/ltc-mweb/litecoin/blob/0.21/doc/mweb/stealth_addresses.md

Code Commits are still flying in... https://github.com/ltc-mweb/litecoin/commits/0.21

A fungability and privacy upgrade to Litecoin, which would potentially make it the worlds most widely accepted privacy coin, was just released on the testnet (https://github.com/ltc-mweb/litecoin/releases/tag/mwebtest) and is preparing for release and miner signaling on the mainnet. This upgrade was audited by the 3rd party auditing firm Quarkslab. See https://www.wenmweb.com, https://litecointalk.io/t/mweb-progress-update-thread/26678/282 (click Login then just click the X), https://www.reddit.com/r/litecoin/comments/qmgohm/mimblewimble_progress_update_thread_october/

Link: MWEB Testnet Release

The release process we inherited from bitcoin can be quite painful. It uses gitian to build repeatable and deterministic binaries from the source code. This means that multiple people can all build the code on different machines (and even different operating systems) and still get the same exact release binaries. We can then all compare the results and then sign the release, certifying that we all agree that the published release is safe & accurate.

For the code monkeys among you, the majority of the changes were in: scriptpubkeyman.cpp, mweb_wallet.cpp, and Keychain.cpp.

https://omnilite.org/ added ability to create your own coins and NFT's

Actually it does (kinda) look up omnilite https://omnilite.org/

I'm not a programmer, or any other kind of expert on the subject. So here is where you can find more information on Omnilite and here is where you can find more information on MWEB.

Technically you could issue something using Omnilite https://omnilite.org/ It cost <$1 to set up and takes about 1 minute of work. A video on how to do it can be found here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSsWMClr7g0

Omnilite was adopted in September for smart contracts. https://omnilite.org/

I don’t see why not https://omnilite.org/

Went to omnilite.org and didnt really see good documentation on how to mint coins.