Und wenn man keinen Facebook-Account hat?
Schon deshalb ist es mir suspekt...
Schon deshalb ist es mir suspekt...
Verwenden kannst es ja, aber gibt halt keine free coins.
Es wird nen BTC airdrop geben, wenn du BTC hast, kannst du stellars claimen.
Topic: Stellar Lumens (XLM) - page 2. (Read 960 times)
Verwenden kannst es ja, aber gibt halt keine free coins.
Es wird nen BTC airdrop geben, wenn du BTC hast, kannst du stellars claimen.
Und wenn man keinen Facebook-Account hat?
Schon deshalb ist es mir suspekt...
Schon deshalb ist es mir suspekt...
Falls jemand nen account dort macht, man muss 1000 Stellars an jemanden schicken und bekommt dafür 1000 Stellars.
Schickt es bitte an "TwinWinNerD" dann schicke ich euch nen Teil zurück!
BTW: Finde es ned so toll, dass man seinen Facebook account damit verbinden muss!
Schickt es bitte an "TwinWinNerD" dann schicke ich euch nen Teil zurück!
BTW: Finde es ned so toll, dass man seinen Facebook account damit verbinden muss!
https://www.stellar.org/
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Introducing Stellar
Stellar is a decentralized protocol for sending and receiving money in any pair of currencies. This means users can, for example, send a transaction from their Yen balance and have it arrive in Euros, Yen, or even bitcoin. We’re expecting to support the usual categories of transactions: payments to a merchant, remittances back home, or rent splits with a roommate.
You can hold a balance with a gateway, which is any network participant you trust to accept a deposit in exchange for credit on the network. Stellar also comes with a built-in digital currency, referred to as the stellar, which we’re giving away for free. The currency will have value (as determined by the market); however, its primary function is providing a conversion path between other currencies.
We hope that people will build applications on top of Stellar to help bridge the gap between digital and traditional currencies.
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Stellar is a decentralized protocol for sending and receiving money in any pair of currencies. This means users can, for example, send a transaction from their Yen balance and have it arrive in Euros, Yen, or even bitcoin. We’re expecting to support the usual categories of transactions: payments to a merchant, remittances back home, or rent splits with a roommate.
You can hold a balance with a gateway, which is any network participant you trust to accept a deposit in exchange for credit on the network. Stellar also comes with a built-in digital currency, referred to as the stellar, which we’re giving away for free. The currency will have value (as determined by the market); however, its primary function is providing a conversion path between other currencies.
We hope that people will build applications on top of Stellar to help bridge the gap between digital and traditional currencies.
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//edit by mole0815: Titel angepasst.
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