The thing is, most cryptos just keep printing new tokens indefinitely. But Litecoin? That's different—it has a hard cap at 84 million coins, and that's it. No more after that.

Here's why this actually matters: when inflation is eating away at traditional money, having a truly limited asset becomes real valuable. A fixed supply means scarcity isn't just marketing talk—it's baked into the protocol itself. That's why people pay attention to coins with real caps, especially when central banks are running the money printer overtime.