Topic: [ANN][XLM] Stellar - Decentralized trading platform - page 175. (Read 243394 times)
Is it official / certain that Bittrex will not participate in the airdrop?
Why Bittrex not participating stellar giveaway. If poloniex can participate Bittrex too.
It will be more helpful if more exchanges will participate there.
It will be more helpful if more exchanges will participate there.
I apologize for my questions if they were already asked and answered by others before.
1. Can I use my new Stellar public key with zero balance (i.e. does not exist on the network) for the Lumens giveaway?
2. Will never-used-before old Bitcoin addresses be entitled for the Lumens giveaway?
3. Will using any Bitcoin address to sign the displayed message going to compromise the address' security (like the kind of security compromise that you would get by sending Bitcoins to others, thus revealing the private key to the blockchain)?
4. Can more than 1 Bitcoin address be used to sign for 1 Stellar public key?
1. Can I use my new Stellar public key with zero balance (i.e. does not exist on the network) for the Lumens giveaway?
2. Will never-used-before old Bitcoin addresses be entitled for the Lumens giveaway?
3. Will using any Bitcoin address to sign the displayed message going to compromise the address' security (like the kind of security compromise that you would get by sending Bitcoins to others, thus revealing the private key to the blockchain)?
4. Can more than 1 Bitcoin address be used to sign for 1 Stellar public key?
will be there any different about amount str/xml I get if I stack my btc between poloniex and my own personal wallet?
keep them available in the wallet
by wallet you mean in Poloniex "wallet"?
yes, as we discussed Poloniex "airdrop" policy
they said after the coins were lent they are not yours, so you have no rights to claim anything for those coins (except the return
keep them available in the wallet
by wallet you mean in Poloniex "wallet"?
How about amount BTC(poloniex), which will be loaned or in buy orders, Does the amount btc should be available in balance?
I would love to know this too. Who could know the answer?
well, nobody but Poloniex knows for sure, but according to the past experience (ETC distribution to ETH balance holders) the exchange official position is not to credit the lent amounts of coins,
so it's better to keep them available in the wallet, without any loans or orders attached
How about amount BTC(poloniex), which will be loaned or in buy orders, Does the amount btc should be available in balance?
I would love to know this too. Who could know the answer?
Poloniex will claim of course but then they will credit the respective amounts on their users' accounts
Whether they have any rules regarding btc being on lending or locked in orders is entirly up to Poloniex admins. Nobody else could know unless they ahe already stated their intentions.
The logical thing is that it should not matter, unless they would like to see reduced traffic on the day of the stellar snapshot
How about amount BTC(poloniex), which will be loaned or in buy orders, Does the amount btc should be available in balance?
I would love to know this too. Who could know the answer?
How about amount BTC(poloniex), which will be loaned or in buy orders, Does the amount btc should be available in balance?
I would love to know this too. Who could know the answer?
How about amount BTC(poloniex), which will be loaned or in buy orders, Does the amount btc should be available in balance?
How will it work?
We'll give away the 19 billion lumens in several rounds. The first round will consist of 3 billion lumens.
Read about the full details here.
Hope to see you on July 5th!
I did not understand. 1 lumen is 1 STR? Where will lumens go? To what address?
Lumens is stellar. They just changed the name and symbol of coin. That's it.
How will it work?
We'll give away the 19 billion lumens in several rounds. The first round will consist of 3 billion lumens.
Read about the full details here.
Hope to see you on July 5th!
I did not understand. 1 lumen is 1 STR? Where will lumens go? To what address?
I believe Stellar (STR) used to be the coin, but they changed the name to Lumens (XLM), and now "Stellar" is just the network. Some exchanges like Polo are still using the name Stellar or STR though. So in that respect you are correct that 1 Lumen = 1 STR.
Yes, will be shooting up to 6K. soon.
How will it work?
We'll give away the 19 billion lumens in several rounds. The first round will consist of 3 billion lumens.
Read about the full details here.
Hope to see you on July 5th!
I did not understand. 1 lumen is 1 STR? Where will lumens go? To what address?
Airdrop has got me interested. Find out more at https://www.stellar.org/blog/bitcoin-claim-lumens-2/
An airdrop for BTC members
all I know is happening is some day around 24th or 26th on this month? What is exact condition? any clue on this?
Regarding the June 27 giveaway, has their been any clarification from the Stellar Foundation re P2SH bitcoin addresses, which are commonly used to implement multisignature?
I'm involved in a fund that uses a 2 of 3 multisignature address. Will we need 2 signatures for proof of ownership to claim Lumens? Signatures from all 3 private keys? Or do we need to move to an old fashioned bitcion address starting with "1" where there's only one key pair before June 26?
I'm involved in a fund that uses a 2 of 3 multisignature address. Will we need 2 signatures for proof of ownership to claim Lumens? Signatures from all 3 private keys? Or do we need to move to an old fashioned bitcion address starting with "1" where there's only one key pair before June 26?
For the free distribution of june 27 : the Stellar ID is the public address of our wallet, is'nt it ?
Same question from me. What is Stellar ID?
Looks like that: http://my-files.ru/Get/vkn8vs/stellar%20id.jpg
For the free distribution of june 27 : the Stellar ID is the public address of our wallet, is'nt it ?
Same question from me. What is Stellar ID?
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