Nexus v1.3.3 ↗
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A ROADMAP IS A PLAN.
Project announcement / LitVM
Source published
A privacy proposal, in its own words.
LitVM announced a planned privacy initiative involving SilentSwap and support for LTC and zkLTC. Its future-tense roadmap is a useful place to ask what has actually shipped.
What this source does—and does not—establish
This announcement does not establish a live integration, an independent audit or a privacy guarantee.
MAKE MONEY USEFUL.
Product announcement / Litecoin Foundation
Source published
Payments are a user experience.
The Foundation announced gift-card purchasing in Nexus. The story connects payment interfaces with the everyday question of where and how a coin can be used.
What this source does—and does not—establish
Availability and merchant coverage were not independently tested. This is a May announcement, not a new feature report.
EXPERIMENT. CHECK. REPEAT.
Testnet guide / LitVM
Source published
A testnet is a place to ask better questions.
LitVM’s LiteForge introduction describes its testnet hub, faucet and developer documentation. It is a dated starting point for understanding the project’s development process.
What this source does—and does not—establish
A testnet guide is not evidence of mainnet readiness. No wallet connection or software installation is needed to read it.
MEMORY IS A COMMON GOOD.
Learning archive / Litecoin Foundation
Source published
Keep the conversations that built the community.
The Foundation’s recap of the May 29–30, 2025 Litecoin Summit links recorded discussions about Charlie Lee, Nexus, LitVM, Litecoin Computer and atomic swaps.
What this source does—and does not—establish
This is the organizer’s account of a past event. A statement made there does not establish a project’s present availability.
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Charlie Lee
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Litecoin Foundation
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David Burkett
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@DavidBurkett38 on X ↗Project or identity reference ↗Wallets & payments
Nexus
Release records and the experience of using Litecoin.
@nexuswallet on X ↗Project or identity reference ↗Ecosystem builders
LitVM
Testnets, proposals and the project’s own roadmap.
@LitecoinVM on X ↗Project or identity reference ↗Community & events
David Schwartz
Conversations connecting builders and communities.
@DaddyCool1991 on X ↗Project or identity reference ↗Books & ideas
Master
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