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It's a bitcoin clone, no unique use case, not worth buying.

>>24615721
>bitcoin clone
>no unique use case

I would say it's pretty unique in that it's proof of stake, incredibly cheap and fast, wallet addresses that look like social media tags (which would make it more intuitive for people than a typical crypto address), and has a built in exchange.

https://www.stellarx.com/

Its basically xrps dog.

If xrp moons this goes with it.

>>24615685
USDC is going to use XLM.

>>24616354
>USDC is going to use XLM.

Nice.

>>24616654
Also that thing with Visa and USDC

>>24618020
and Coinbase

>>24615721
nice that you know nothing

>>24615721
If you were around during 2017 you would know that xlm has a solid use case.

The only issue I see (and I hold 50k lumens) is it’s by design low cost and there are 50 billion lumen total supply. It’s never going to explode like Bitcoin nor climb as high. But as adoption expands this will be a steady growth of value

>>24616654
>>24618049
Looks like I’m not the only one paying attention.

>>24616232

>>24615874
It's not proof of stake you retard, god I hate this fucking place know one knows what the fuck they are talking about but speak with total confidence about their bullshit.

>diet XRP

I'm not liking the near 3-1 ratio right now between Lumens and XRP.
Seems like 4-1 is more appropriate historically.
By XRP now and not Lumens I say or wait for a better ratio.

>>24616232
That is not what happened last time.
I see you Crippledfaggots getting uppity again

>>24615874
Stellarx is shit and was abandoned by devs when it failed, it's not proof of stake, Dowling scammed us, and world wire was a nothing burger
>t. salty 100k bag holder

I just sold all my stellar. xrp is a better hold

>>24621254
All you need to say is you bought the top

>>24622413
I didn't I bought for < 200 sats before the original ibm announcement

>fairx.io