The US-based Gemini exchange announces Litecoin trading pairs, with Bitcoin Cash to be listed from November onward

Gemin Supports LTC

On the 12th, Eric Winer, Gemini’s Vice President of Engineering, updated his blog. Litecoin (LTC) will become the fourth cryptocurrency to be listed on regulated exchanges alongside Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Zcash.

Gemini users will be able to trade LTC, as well as all other assets on the platform, and USD and Litecoin (LTC). This announcement did not have a significant impact on LTC's price. To date, LTC’s price has risen by about 1.5%.

Gemini had announced LTC listing on Twitter last month.

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