/biz/ - Business & Finance

Wait
people actually hold bitcoin?
Hahahahhahaha

Also are there currently any other coins with active ATMs

>>7543746
Oh god imagine if we have an actual workable cryptocurrency for real life use too bad I can't gamble on it.
>you'll buy in at $4.90 and post pink wojacks and fud

>>7515340
Don't listen to this person OP he's a retard

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>>6882377
>weiss rates cryptocurrencies
>XLM gets an A-

Correct me if I'm wrong as a ton of these fake ratings have run around today, but I think this is all you need to know. The only other token to get an A- (No As across the board) was NEO, so it asks the question as to what the criteria of the grading was, but obviously they like XLM which is a good sign in general. The more people who like it, the more likely it is for people to be warmed up to the idea that it's worthwhile to use. You're looking at the real Bitcoin killer right here. The majority of the people buying BTC are either using it to buy into alts (poor fools) or to sit on and profit; if BTC had actually held up its same standard, it might've been applicable to use for payment in the real world. But it's fallen flat on its face and gotten senescent to the point where it is not the dream Satoshi dreamed of (in b4 BCash is the real BTC). XLM will allow you to buy into alts, allow you to reap profits from holding, and is on the forefront of actually being used as a potential payment method and store of value for financial and consumer application.

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OH SHIT WHAT DIS

>A very unique capability with Stellar is the ability to issue an asset directly on the network, and specify how that asset is managed on the network and what nodes validate and confirm transactions. That means we can work with other parties – such as traditional fiat currency issuers (stay tuned) …Together with the technology developed at IBM, the ability to clear transactions with very fast settlement using Lumens was a no-brainer and a perfect match. Together, traditional and non-traditional financial institutions can settle using a cryptocurrency with those transactions directly tied to counter-terrorism financing, AML and KYC processes required by regulators around the world. Basically, it’s the missing piece those institutions need to move forward transacting with cryptocurrencies.

XLM allows for any financial instrument to be transferred as a type of ‘money’ to anyone in the world, for free, instantly, and in any currency. This is not just automation, it is revolutionary.

>XLM is one of the assets on Stellar. It’s also used to ‘pay’ for transactions on the network. So XLM has 1) value and 2) utility. There will be other assets. So, for example, let’s say that a fictional island nation called Stellarisle has a central bank, and that central bank wants to issue currency assets on Stellar. In that case, Stellar is used, and XLM is used to power those transactions for those assets, even though XLM isn’t directly used as the settlement mechanism. It doesn’t matter if XLM is the settlement mechanism. Rather what really matters is 1) the safest settlement mechanism is used for two transacting parties, and 2) XLM is still used even as a utility.

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>>6972885
No, it wont. Starbucks is not doing that great as a business.

He is basically saying if you give Starbucks an excellent deal, we will consider implementing this to boost our failing stock.

Latest Fiat XLM

>things ripple cant do