Bybit will support the Litecoin (LTC) v0.21.5.6 network upgrade. Deposits and withdrawals of LTC will be suspended starting from Aug 4, 2024, 2:00 PM UTC.
Bybit announced that the Litecoin (LTC) v0.21.5.6 network upgrade is expected to take place around 23:00 UTC on August 4, or when the Bitcoin block height reaches 3,154,440. To ensure a smooth transition, LTC deposit and withdrawal services will be suspended starting from 22:00 UTC on August 4. The platform emphasized that other trading activities will not be affected.
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