Two coins, one wallet
Ethereum (ETH) runs on Ethereum. Litecoin (LTC) runs on LTC, a different network. Both are available natively in Scrypt Wallet, a single non-custodial wallet — your ETH and LTC keys are both generated and encrypted on your own device, and Scrypt Wallet never holds either one.
What's actually different
ETH and LTC are separate networks with their own block times, fee markets and confirmation requirements — holding both doesn't mean they behave identically when you send or receive. Always check which network you're sending on before broadcasting; sending ETH to an address that only accepts LTC (or the reverse) is one of the most common ways funds get stuck.
Swapping between them
Because both ETH and LTC are in Scrypt Wallet's built-in swap, you can convert directly between them in the app without routing through an exchange first. Review the quote — rate, network fee, minimum received — before confirming; a swap is not reversible once it broadcasts.
Price snapshot
- ETH: $2,731.80 (+2.60% 24h)
- LTC: $69.14 (-2.68% 24h)
Both are dated snapshots, not a live feed. Check the ETH wallet page and LTC wallet page for current data and a real price chart for each. Create a free Scrypt Wallet account to hold, send and receive both from the same non-custodial wallet.