Topic: [ANN][XLM] Stellar - Decentralized trading platform - page 40. (Read 243394 times)

I want crypto space to understand what tether ( omni ) is doing with USDT

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.49078541

it raised some very important points on tether's suspicious activity.
Tether’s Location
Tether is incorporated in Hong Kong.

http://www.omnilayer.org/

The omni group seems to have been connected with people from hongkong to carry on the fraud by token tether.

it seems like omni and tether are strongly connected for causing fud and manipulation

I want to start with steller node and wants to start some ico program so i can able to able to distribute my token to my users who believes on me.  If have any good blog to setup own steller blockchain and using java script sdk.

Love the idea of XLM and XRP having the same brilliant people behind them.

Nobody will care for this type of FUD there is big money involve in this coin and whales are very smart they know better how to make profit. First of all XRP have to lose its grip on the market than XLM will follow otherwise both will remain in top coins.

its beautiful and i love the functions it is offering, i would love to try it but am only skeptical about the security of the app for my funds that would be stored in the wallet. any reviews would help.

Large supplies concept has been irrelevant back in 2017 when we saw tokens with large supplies ruling the market. This is the very reason that many people active in this space lost the train, thinking that coins with large supplies can't get high price and when they reached there everyone was saying this isn't sustainable. You need use cases and strong communities and limits exist in our mind only.

Your warning comes too late, almost everyone here has full bags of Stellar. Will be interesting when XLM drops to it's long-term stable value of 400-800 Satoshies.

Stellar is at high risk due to its high supply they have no other control then ibm support and ibm works similar to goverment agencies its slow and does not care.
they have really huge supply which are not into circulation which is another issue and a critical thing.
the developers have no such planning for giveaways rather they just kept coins with themselves.
the dump could be horrible i cant think but you have to know stellar is only a Clone of XRP
the person who made it Jed McCaleb he is extremely intelligent guy but is evil he made stellar to dump coins on you because of no support from XRP

just dont burn your money into something which you dont understand.

Takecare

Maybe someone knows the latest news. Why so quiet?  Past Events
The site has the latest news for December

Stellar is one cryptocurrency I have been buying as much as I can when I have some spare BTC. I just think that this cryptocurrency has a lot to offer in the long term and right now it is undervalued in my opinion so I will continue to buy and hold for the long term.

No, you can't mine Stellar there is only to collect these coin than you should have to buy them from active markets which is good choice to pick them. You can do this with comfort and very easy to buy them.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/stellar/#markets

I'm seeking Stellar mining guide for mining with my laptop, can anyone help.

Stellar is a good project i always follow this project. more good things to happen with this project.

Hi guys,

We have developed a new Stellar-based service called Litemint which is launching with an initial release on the Play Store.

Wallet and marketplace.

In its core, Litemint is a full-featured Stellar wallet which provides access to all Stellar assets and supports multi-accounts with BIP-39 24-word mnemonic backup phrases – it is compatible with most mainstream wallets (including ledger with BIP-44).

Additionally, opening mid-January, users and merchants will be able to showcase their digital creations (eBooks, music, games, images…) and list them for sale on a browsable marketplace. The marketplace leverages Stellar anchor feature allowing anyone to quickly setup a custom storefront - all fitting in a mobile wallet. I will share more on this in the coming weeks.

Finally, Litemint also focuses on providing seamless anchor integration services with partners (starting with Magnet Cryptocurrency for which we are partners as well).

You can download the app on Google Play starting from today:
http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.litemint.app


Litemint is expected to be released on the iOS App Store (end January), on the web and desktop (Windows, Mac and Linux).

The code is MIT licensed.

Visit the official website: https://litemint.com

If you have any question, do not hesitate to us and your feedback is very much welcome. we have a discord where you can ask all your questions: https://discord.gg/fepujP

XLM is certainly an interesting project, especially if it becomes viable for inter institution transfers.

Do you think sec and bakkt will change the market to bull market?

As far as I see, this project will be hot in the coming year. 2019 is very important for them as many features are released and hopefully they will have a fully working product.

That was why I said if nothing changes with XLM in the future. Something else might take its place, look at Waves for example.
I heard they could make more 1.000 transactions per second, even some of their supporters claimed that they could make 100.000 transactions per second using blockbuster.
more importantly, they have their own smart contract which is very possible for a new startup to create their own token based on Waves.

This is not much... May be this is enough for now, but if ICO will be popular again and people starts run them on Stellar than there is will be a problem with overload too ...

Based on the news that I got from their Twitter and the contents from their whitepaper, currently they can do 1000 transactions per second no more than that.
you can read it here for a simple tweet from XLM team
yes, compared to BTC and ETH. XLM is 10 times faster in term of transaction speed. But lately, someone claimed to be the fastest one other than XLM which is Waves.
I am not completely sure about it though, but Yahoo finance stated it that way.