/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8839387
Nigger coin

>>8839393
>Didn't get the memo

>>8839387
Check out the ICOs issued on the stellar network as well, there are some solid gems out there with <10 million usd market cap.

>>8839410
What memo?

>>8839393
how is that even possible?
We all know that niggers cannot afford computers. .

>>8839439
oh so you're not actually in on the FUD? Nevermind then lol

I like Lumans

Stellar will fucking blow up when central bank backed cryptos come onto the stellar network. This is like ethereum ICOs but 1000x more valuable. Everyone who wants to swap his shitcoins into real money has to buy xlm first.

This feels so fucking comfy when someone with inside knowledge shills stellar.

>>8840061
So many companies want to join up with Stellar that literally their email is crammed beyond belief
Time to sell my remaining ETH for XLM

>>8840085
nigga please

>>8840085
>>8840061
>>8839431
>>8839858

are these anons possibly the smartest /biz/ has to offer.
the rest of you sand niggers need to pay attention here.

>>8840061
>>8840085
I've been HODLing for months and most of my XLM gains have vanished. Why would it blow up again?

>>8840216
It wont. This is just one shill talking to himself in this thread trying to pump XLM to give free money to niggers

One of the only few coins with a real case use and a blue chip company backing it

/biz/ would rather invest in chinese scams and shitcoins like Link

>>8840245
>>8839393

>>8840216
Considering btc price action, i think that any coin related to a fiat gateways has good room for growth. Blockchain is a database and it has its uses. People will want enterprise and utility coins regardless of price. Xlm may be a next gen eth and it won't look like some shitty sandbox either

>>8840216
>I bought at the All Time High
>I don't understand what a 70% pullback is

don't sweat it anon... the entire crypto space is experiencing this same 70% pullback... your bags will be way lighter in the not too distant future.

If any of you have doubts about stellar’s performance, here is the link of stress tests performed by Heir.
>https://medium.com/@heir/heirs-global-stellar-org-network-test-results-notice-of-platform-selection-ba7cce0aa26d

/biz/ should invest in a good coin with a bright future like stellar instead of chasing scam coins pumps.

>>8839387
strong value for a crypto should be like a cent

>>8840471
I don't believe you.

>>8840763
that is your choice.

would you believe this guy?
>https://www.linkedin.com/in/jesselund/

the head of IBM blockchain says that Stellar is going places... He actually says that Stellar unironically already has Central Bank Digital Currencies being issued on it's DLT blockchain...

I can't make this shit up anon. this is fucking happening.

>>8840085

trying to this problem. Half is solved for the future, but the backlog is still being worked through. wew

>>8840869
i am looking forward to the day when those brainlets fomo into XLM when the first CBDC from singapore and chile are released and it hits them by surprise, because they didnt read the leaked IBM Documents.

I'm a big supporter and believer of Stellar as a platform. I've also followed all Michael Dowling AMA so I know that adoption is imminent for Stellar. However as investment, stellar is a very bad investment.

>Over 80 billion tokens still not in circulation
>Built in 1% inflation mechanism. At start there's 100 billion XLM, now 3 years have passed and there's 103,8 billion XLM. This'll increase exponentially.
>You could argue inflation payout is incentive/dividend, but it's absolutely not, since Stellar built in inflation of 1% total supply (not circulatory supply) means inflation beat your payout
>Lastly, the remaining token distribution. You should read their mandate. Some will be given to partners (which is good), however about 50% will be given free to people via direct sign up program. How they'll do this is still unknown.

Steller is the official normie coin. IBM is the official normie corporate company.

>>8841045
wrong. stellar direct giveaways are over.
only partners who created a great product on Stellar will get Lumens to give them to their users in a small amount to push forward the adoption. this actually is great for XLM, because those people will buy a lot more XLM when they run out of their 10 USD free xlm.
i.e. Satoshipay you have to buy 50 Lumens to get 50 Lumens for free from the giveaway programm.

also the inflation goes directly into your wallet. so the 1% increase in total supply also results in 1% increase in your wallet ballance.

weak FUD bro.

>>8841113

I know that giveaways to btc holders are done.

You should read this:

https://www.stellar.org/about/mandate/

Look at Lumen Distribution, you'll find that 50% will be given via direct sign up program

First paragraph of direct signup program:

>The goal of the Direct Sign-up Program is to make lumens easily accessible to millions of individuals and communities across the globe. By implementing a simple mechanism for distribution featuring a low barrier to entry, we hope to distribute FREE LUMENS to millions of individuals.

Yes 1% increase in total supply increase 1% your wallet balance. Okay maybe I word it a bit wrong before, the 1% inflation payout will serve to hedge the inflation of total supply. But my point regarding 1% inflation of TOTAL supply (meaning 103 billion XLM as of now) and will increase exponentially still stand. They need to start distributing XLM otherwise the number of XLM not in circulation will increase more years by years.

>>8841097
>normies make money
>normies use money
>i don't like normies
>i don't like money

>>8840742
/biz/ is retarded as fuck

That's why you get dozen of threads about shitcoins like Chain Link

>>8841215
This is true. It's gotten progressively worse.
BTC XMR XLM IOTA

These are what you should buy.

>>8841245
Unironically I only hold Monero and Stellar Lumens

I feel super comfy and it baffles me how people are actually putting money in chinese scams or bullshit projects which will inevitably become worthless in less than a year

0.005 cents EOY

BUY LINKKKKKKKKKKK

>>8841296
You seem smart anon.
Seriously look into IOTA.
Don't falk for the Fud. You should be buying as much as you can.

>>8841245
Hey i'm pajeet and i shit on the street do y want to know about my lord and savior [insert pyramid schemes coins name here] we already at 15ETH now if y in it will dumb to 50ETH .

>>8841113

If you want more proof, look here:

https://dashboard.stellar.org/

Look at the direct signup program, they only finished giving away 10% (4,8 billion XLM) , still about 45 billion XLM to be given for free.

At the moment there's still no clear plan on the direct sign up program. Currently it's given away to those who attend Stellar's meeting (about 300-500 XLM per person I believe). Distribution will continue for another 10 years (IIRC). It's hard to imagine how Stellar will plan to give away 45 billion XLM over 10 years without causing dump or price stagnation.

>>8841366
Ugh. You're the worst. I said seriously look into it. DYOR and make informed decisions. Not shilling, there's a difference.
go buy your links you autist

>>8841375
can you read what is written in the screenshot from the stellar.org homepage?

also jed mccaleb said the same thing in an interview. direct sign ups are over.