Litecoin (LTC) is a digital currency inspired by Bitcoin, designed and programmed by a programmer who previously worked at Google. It was released on November 9, 2011. Litecoin shares the same technical principles as Bitcoin, but its creation and transfer are based on an open-source encryption protocol.
HLTC is an LTC token launched by Huobi Global on the Ethereum blockchain. HLTC strictly adheres to a 1:1 collateral asset ratio, meaning for every HLTC issued, there is 1 LTC in the assets address to back it up, ensuring users can exchange HLTC with LTC at a 1:1 ratio at any time.

Features of HLTC:
1. Stable Value. HLTC is exchangeable at par with LTC, i.e., 1HLTC = 1LTC.
2. High Liquidity. LTC is a well-known high-quality digital asset. The issuance of HLTC on the Ethereum chain will bring the same high liquidity to the decentralized market as LTC.
3. Fast Transaction Speed. The confirmation time for HLTC deposits and withdrawals has been reduced to within 5 minutes.
4. Transparent and Auditable. Both LTC-side and Ethereum-side HLTC assets are traceable; all swap details will be publicly available on the H-series assets official website; anyone can freely initiate an audit of HLTC assets.
5. Multiple User Agent Services Supported. HLTC will support multiple user agents to provide swap services for users, allowing them to choose their preferred user agent freely.