for me I prefer bitcoin than litecoin, because I think the use of BTC wider than at LTC

Bitcoin is good at a moment but we cannot be sure about the future whether bitcoin will survive or not as there would be many new and innovative currencies would be entering into market in the future which could be better than bitcoins and bitcoins would simply disappear, but at a moment bitcoin is the best digital currency to hold as compared to litecoins.

Agree im not current holding 60/40 but i have done when LTC was higher price. I will pick up some more LTC if we go lower and wait for a pump.

so what is needed innovation to bitcoin, to be better in the future?
I think even if bitcoin does not add innovation, bitcoin will still be the best of all the cryptocurrency

I think bitcoin win with litecoin because bitcoin is made first of litecoin
This is different if LTC is made first

dont ask it nowdays,maybe everybody will answer "bitcoin" was better than litecoin 

Even though Bitcoin will always remain as the leader in crypto currencies, Litecoin still would be great to have as well, due to the fact that it is much easier to mine than Bitcoin, and also confirmation times are much faster than its counterpart. That is why I hold Bitcoins and Litecoins, as they will be head to head and survive for years to come, because they are the oldest cryptos around. Just my opinion. 

Litecoin is different with bitcoin, no any dodgy version of bitcoin
we will say Litecoin self and bitcoin self
bitcoin always better

Litecoin is a trading scheme that takes advantage of noobs and collects their bitcoins for the litecoin trading whales who plan the prices in advance. Litecoin price makes absolutely NO sense from a technical standpoint and is often underpriced and still going down, or massively overpriced and still spiking. The scheme is to get more bitcoins for the litecoin insiders, that is all. Will Litecoin be around forever? Maybe, because noobs will be around forever and trading schemes can be changed up to suit the new batch of green buyers. Why did Litecoin spike in July but fall flat in November with the same Bitcoin fluctuation? You can scan the news and do technical analysis and look at the halving day, but none of these give the answer. It wasn't a secretive Chinese Ponzi group. It was massive price setting by Litecoin and Bitcoin stake holders who hold ridiculous millions of litecoins and are scattering and collecting them on their own price schedule, raking in bitcoins both directions. Will the next Litecoin pump make you rich? Maybe, but you had better be quick at dumping if you are holding litecoins in a price spike. The quicker you are to dump litecoins, the "smarter" trader you are.

Bitcoins also are price set of course. But Bitcoin is the innovator, Bitcoin piles massive amounts of proof of work at the highest efficiencies for the price, making it the ONLY proof of work coin that will be worth holding, and Bitcoin's price manipulations are one fifth the magnitude of Litecoin's, making it far less of a con. Also, Bitcoin means to (and does) add value to the world. Litecoin means to try its best to ride that success mainly by grabbing bitcoins from noobs. It actually adds nothing.

By all means, if you want to play against the Litecoin whales, trade in Litecoin. But never trade your whole stake. If both Bitcoin and Litecoin go way up from here (it will be a first time for me) then selling all of either coin will trigger a massive tax consequence. Suppose that Litecoin trade doesn't make you double your money, but only say 20 percent. Then watch out! You probably owe the tax man 30 percent or more of all your money.

You can hope to make massive gains (5x or more over Bitcoin) timed just right for the tax man, as the boom of 2013 was, but yeah maybe not next time? Who knows. Tricksters don't always pull the same tricks twice.

Smartest move if you are going to play is buy some while they are cheap (like maybe now, maybe not) and then hold 'em in the hopes that the bottoms will do as well or slightly better than Bitcoin. Hint - they probably won't. But if you buy low, then you can maybe sell a few here and there when they are high (IF they ever are again, which admittedly may happen), only as much as you intend to actually spend at a handsome gain over Bitcoins at that moment.

But even that may not hold. Litecoin has no (or maybe one) ASIC in production any more. All the projects were cancelled. And if Litecoin dies as a coin, because people recognize it as a trading scheme based on the greed of noobs against the greed of smart insiders, done on a coin with a dying or dead mining industry... all bets may be off. The whales have enough coins to sell them forever to greedy losers until the death becomes painfully obvious to the last losers. Kind of like the Mount Gox of coins, it would be then.

Remember that Litecoin's purpose (now that it is trading in silver/gold ratios already with Bitcoin) is to make Bitcoins off the other guy. It's either a zero sum game (likely, in which case insiders win and the rest of us lose), or a nonzero sum growth for all (NOT likely at all from where we are now), or a loss for all bagholders forever (also very likely and don't let the bagholder be you).

Litecoin does not add 3 percent or 10 percent or 40 percent value to the proof-of-work world by issuing a copy coin. It very well may just prove why copy coins forever after are failures.

Bitcoins are naturally superior to litecoins by many factors. Litecoins are more unstable than bitcoins, and right now it's dying. So better convert your litecoins into bitcoins right now.