Litecoin is seen as a digital currency that complements the top token Bitcoin, but it’s the reputation of being a largely stable form of cryptocurrency that led to it being referred to as the digital form of silver – just as Bitcoin is deemed ‘digital gold’ on similarities in nature to the metal. Is there any merit to considering certain cryptocurrencies as digital forms of precious metals? Does this mean these cryptocurrencies show desirable traits of their so-called shiny counterparts? If so, how does it affect your decision to invest in them or not? UAE investment experts shed light on this. Litecoin is one of the ... (full story)