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EPISODE · May 27, 2026 · 49 MIN

Litecoin Still Matters—Here's Why the APAC Head Thinks So | Robbie Coleman | The Crypto Times

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In this exclusive podcast, we sit down with Robbie Coleman, APAC Head & Director at the Litecoin Foundation, to discuss the future of Litecoin, crypto privacy, cross-border payments, APAC adoption, Lightning Network, MWEB privacy, institutional crypto adoption, and much more.Robbie shares insights from his 7+ years with Litecoin, upcoming Litecoin Summit Amsterdam, how Litecoin is being used for real-world payments, and why privacy is becoming one of the most important narratives in crypto today.We also dive into:Litecoin’s role in global remittanceCrypto adoption across India, Japan, Philippines & APACLitecoin vs Bitcoin utilityMWEB & privacy transactionsLightning Network on LitecoinLitecoin developer ecosystem & LitVMInstitutional adoption & ETFsBitcoin Pizza Day storiesThe future of crypto paymentsGuest: Robert Coleman (aka Robbie Coleman) ‪@LitecoinFoundation‬ Interviewed by: Gopal SolankyHosted by: ⁨@CryptoTimes_io 🌐 Visit Crypto Times for daily crypto news & market analysis: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠cryptotimes.io⁠

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