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>>6054483

WHEN THIS BABY BREAKS 3000 SATS WE'RE GOING TO SEE SOME SERIOUS SHIT

>>5533679
>people hate that shit.
>stop liking what I don't like!
>stop crashing muh bitcoins!
Go away already you colossal fag

Saturday Night, /biz/nessmen!

Let's drop some knowledge about the best up and coming coin. Of course I'm talking about Stellar Lumens (XLM) and this thread will tell you everything you need to know.

Welcome to the first continuous thread to discuss updates, present opinions, and praise snake gods. Welcome to XLM General!

>Who is Stellar?
https://www.stellar.org/how-it-works/stellar-basics/

Stellar.org operates as a non-stock nonprofit organization. Our mission is to connect people to low-cost financial services to fight poverty and maximize individual potential. To that end, we don’t charge people or institutions for use of the Stellar network. Stellar.org covers operational costs in several ways: 5% of the initial lumens are set aside for operational costs, Stellar.org accepts tax-deductible donations from the public.

A transaction on the network consists of one or more operations. Payments, offers, and fees are all examples of operations that could make up a single transaction. Depending on hardware and network configurations, a conservative estimate of Stellar’s processing rate is 1000 operations per second.

There’s a nominal fee, referred to as a base fee, associated with each operation in a transaction. The base fee functions as a deterrent: Though nominal, it discourages users with malicious intentions from flooding the network with transactions (otherwise known as a DoS attack). The base fee is currently set to .00001 XLM—a fraction of a fraction of a penny. The sender of the transaction incurs the fee. No one profits from the base fee. The ledger collects the fees and redistributes them in the process of inflation.

Stellar has also partnered with IBM, a supporter of companies all over the globe.

>12 Developers
>Nonprofit
>pre-mined coins

Let's grow our wealth.

XLM continuing it's steady rise, remains safe bet against crashing.

>JAKARTA, Indonesia, Dec. 21, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Pundi X, a cryptocurrency point-of-sale ("POS") solutions provider for retail stores, today announced that it has partnered with Stellar.org, a Silicon Valley non-profit organization that supports the Stellar network, an open-source blockchain network that provides interoperability between financial institutions and different payment systems.

>Under the agreement, Pundi X will integrate with the Stellar protocol to become an Indonesian Rupiah anchor on the network, enabling businesses and individuals to send and receive cross-border payments faster and at a lower cost. Additionally, Pundi X will start to support Stellar's native currency Stellar Lumens (XLM) in its cryptocurrency POS solution platform.

http://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/Pundi-X-Integrates-with-the-Stellar-Network-to-make-Indonesian-Rupiah-cross-border-payments-faster-and-less-costly-1011748489

Don't miss your chance!
>$0.24
>I'll buy the dip
>$0.50
>I'll buy the dip
>$1.00
>REEE

>US starting to regulate crypto
>XLM going after Asia
Zero reason to not hedge with this coin.

Let's drop some knowledge about the best up and coming coin. Of course I'm talking about Stellar Lumens (XLM) and this thread will tell you everything you need to know.

Welcome to the first continuous thread to discuss updates, present opinions, and praise snake gods. Welcome to XLM General!

>Who is Stellar?
https://www.stellar.org/how-it-works/stellar-basics/

Stellar.org operates as a non-stock nonprofit organization. Our mission is to connect people to low-cost financial services to fight poverty and maximize individual potential. To that end, we don’t charge people or institutions for use of the Stellar network. Stellar.org covers operational costs in several ways: 5% of the initial lumens are set aside for operational costs, Stellar.org accepts tax-deductible donations from the public.

A transaction on the network consists of one or more operations. Payments, offers, and fees are all examples of operations that could make up a single transaction. Depending on hardware and network configurations, a conservative estimate of Stellar’s processing rate is 1000 operations per second.

There’s a nominal fee, referred to as a base fee, associated with each operation in a transaction. The base fee functions as a deterrent: Though nominal, it discourages users with malicious intentions from flooding the network with transactions (otherwise known as a DoS attack). The base fee is currently set to .00001 XLM—a fraction of a fraction of a penny. The sender of the transaction incurs the fee. No one profits from the base fee. The ledger collects the fees and redistributes them in the process of inflation.

Stellar has also partnered with IBM, a supporter of companies all over the globe.

Let's grow our wealth.