Smaller additions. Same unit.

The first halving arrived on August 25, 2015 at block 840,000, reducing the subsidy from 50 to 25 LTC. Contemporary mining-pool notices mark the second Litecoin halving on August 5, 2019 and the third on August 2, 2023. The subsidy moved from 25 to 12.5 LTC, then from 12.5 to 6.25 LTC. The Foundation’s retrospective independently identifies the 2023 event and its completed subsidy change.

The comparison is most useful when the graphic uses block heights and subsidy units rather than selecting a price chart that flatters a preferred conclusion. The same programmed rule can operate in different markets and business environments. Mining revenue is not determined by the Litecoin subsidy alone, particularly where compatible work also earns other-chain rewards.

For readers, a halving table is a compact lesson in separating known conditions from uncertain outcomes. The scheduled threshold is explicit. The future calendar date depends on block production. A market response remains contingent. This sequence is a story of monetary rules being exercised repeatedly, not a promise that the next event will reward a particular strategy.