/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12559475
OP is a faggot

>>12466016
Here is an example.

>>11504060

Got a conference I'm speaking at tomorrow. 400 people coming out listen to me talk.

Feels good man.

>>11265435

Asians are so god damned ugly. Look at that pasty skin, yellow teeth, bad bangs, goofy shirt and cartoon ears. Not too mention she's got the body of a little boy.

Absolutely disgusting.

STELLARX Edition

https://www.stellar.org/
https://twitter.com/StellarOrg

Stellar Network Information
https://dashboard.stellar.org/
https://stellarbeat.io
https://stellar.expert
https://github.com/stellar

Current Price: $0.25 (3850 Satoshi)
ATH: $0.93 on January 4th, 2018
Current CMC Ranking: #6

What’s happening?

>http://www.StellarX.com - FIAT Exchange and Trading Site
>Tokensoft ICO Services
>Lightyear and Chain merge to form INTERSTELLAR - https://www.coindesk.com/interstellar-arrives-visa-citi-backed-chain-acquired-by-stellar-startup/
> IBM WORLD WIRE - https://www.ibm.com/blockchain/solutions/world-wire
>Stellar just surpassed 1.5 million accounts
>COINBASE LISTING - Currently Pending
>Stablecoins in development
>http://www.Fairx.io (Pending trading site)

Benefits of Stellar:

>ICOs and smart-contracts. Not turing-complete like ETH, but far easier to use
>faster than all other networks (lightning set for 12/1/18)
>decentralized (in governance, coin distribution and validation)
>war chest for developers and worldwide distribution
>transaction cost = effectively $0.00001
>strongly backed by IBM, Tempo, Stripe, Sharepost, Keybase
>Stellar Consensus Protocol: 1000s tx/s (global scale) tested. 10ks possible
>1% annual inflation distributed weekly to those who own XLM (https://lumenaut.net/))
>compatible with ledger (https://www.stellar.org/account-viewer/#!/))
>LOBSTR mobile wallet for IOS and Android (https://lobstr.co/#start-section))

Popular ICOs on Stellar:
>Mobius (MOBI)
>Smartlands (SLT)
>Sureremit (RMT)

What’s the bottom line?
>Stellar is a fast, cheap and simple cryptocurrency that can function well for both fintech and everyday people. Stellar is ready to go right now.

Recent:
>Adam Ludwin Interview - https://youtu.be/BFin9vPybK0
>Stellar Build Challenge Results - https://www.stellar.org/blog/stellar-build-challenge-7-results
>Lumenaut Letter #32 - https://mailchi.mp/25a94ea1199f/lightyear-acquires-chain-becomes-interstellar

Bros, could this be the solution to debt?

Think about it this way, just about everyone is indebted to someone else. So what if the government printed one dollar bill, then hands it to person/institution A, who hands the dollar to the person they’re indebted to (B) and they hand the dollar bill to C and so on. You just keep passing the dollar on until nobody is in debt anymore.

Would this work fellas?

Now that's a brapper