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Giving people free money for Stellar coins

what went wrong?

the coin that saved crypto

Why is shit being pumped? It's got infinite supply and its creator holds 80% of it

>> Blockchain Announces $125 Million 'Airdrop' of Stellar Cryptocurrency

HAHAHAHAHA

http://www.fortune.com/2018/11/06/blockchain-stellar/

Posting what a guy posted on Plebbit:

I think the more important issue is that we recently learned SDF is voting for uncirculating lumens too.

If SDF has 16,5 B lumens (5% + Bitcoin Program Leftover) they should vote for this to get inflation.

But SDF is voting for 81B lumens to get additional yearly 810 Million lumens.

This is UNFAIR!

While we are enjoying getting a few lumens in a week, at the same time SDF gets 810M lumens in a year.

That doesn't come from thin air.

That’s our money actually.

And that would be the biggest problem for us to grow.

Because these lumens will be used in different purposes and finally will end up in exchanges.

I think everyone accepts 16,5B lumens is enough for SDF.

Please take an action for this and burn the inflation comes from uncirculating supply.

Thank you for your understanding.

/u/Jed2000 /u/jesselund /u/i_love_golang

So IBM's Hyperledger that uses Stellar (and XLM, as everything on Stellar uses XLM) will be integrated in VISA's system and there's no market response. Is that some kind of joke?

Why this shitcoin has the worst volume in top 10?

Why this shit always has low volume compared to other top coins?

You're aware that it's mooning because of the fake African Central Bank rumor right anon?

I just made $1000 in the last two hours!! I feel like I'm winning again.

Do you remember this guy?

It already exists. Why are you on /biz/.

Daily reminder that Stellar is giving away your heard earned XLM.

WHY ARE YOU CRASHING YOU PIECE OF SHIT I JUST FOMOED

>>8130426
Stellar lumens is cheaper to send than 'free' nano.

>Transaction costs associated with PoW: Here is some math on the back of a napkin.
> According to the RaiBlocks whitepaper: a Intel Core i7 4790K needs 3 seconds for the PoW of a transaction.
>According to this benchmarks the same processor uses around 123 watts. This means that every transaction uses 369 Ws (watt-seconds) of energy or around 0.1 Wh.
>It’s nothing compared to bitcoin’s energy consumption per transaction, but you can’t ignore it completely.
>You are not paying a fee, but using the average energy cost in the US (0.12 USD/kWh) you are still paying a fee of 0.000012 USD in energy burned on the CPU.
>Taking this into account Stellar’s transaction cost is still 2x cheaper and there is no wasted energy. Just saying “transactions are completely free” is not how it works in practice.

https://medium.com/@bkolobara/i-dont-think-this-article-addresses-well-some-of-the-biggest-issues-with-raiblocks-af3dfebca271

Was the answer right there all this time? THE currency disguised as a payment platform?

Stellar lumens is cheaper to send than 'free' nano.

>Transaction costs associated with PoW: Here is some math on the back of a napkin.
> According to the RaiBlocks whitepaper: a Intel Core i7 4790K needs 3 seconds for the PoW of a transaction.
>According to this benchmarks the same processor uses around 123 watts. This means that every transaction uses 369 Ws (watt-seconds) of energy or around 0.1 Wh.
>It’s nothing compared to bitcoin’s energy consumption per transaction, but you can’t ignore it completely.
>You are not paying a fee, but using the average energy cost in the US (0.12 USD/kWh) you are still paying a fee of 0.000012 USD in energy burned on the CPU.
>Taking this into account Stellar’s transaction cost is still 2x cheaper and there is no wasted energy. Just saying “transactions are completely free” is not how it works in practice.

https://medium.com/@bkolobara/i-dont-think-this-article-addresses-well-some-of-the-biggest-issues-with-raiblocks-af3dfebca271

Was the answer right there all this time? THE currency disguised as a payment platform?

Because of biz fud
Tools

This coin is in the top 10, used by banks, 2000 tx/sec, barely any fees, ICOs are running on it, decentralized exchange, and it's getting absolutely rekt while Dogecoin is mooning. Care to explain?

LOL?

This piece of shit is actually doing something

Fucking piece of shit