In a landmark moment for one of crypto’s oldest networks, Litecoin has now processed over 3 million blocks without interruption, a rare feat in blockchain history. Since launching in 2011, the network has maintained 14 years of continuous uptime, underscoring its status as one of the most secure and reliable blockchains in existence. The achievement comes as Litecoin ($LTC) breaks out of its quiet consolidation phase, rallying 16.2% on Friday to reclaim the $102 mark. The surge caps a strong week for the so-called “digital silver,” which has steadily outperformed many altcoins amid renewed investor interest in proof-of-work assets. https://twitter.com/litecoin/status/1987573399359492349?t=ineJuzyOPyzHWAVnOwZBZQ&s=19
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