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Cost effective way to move crypto?
Where could XLM go in 5-10 years, in terms of usage, adoption, and growth?
XLM pricing not tied to volume events?
Why did I fall into XRP? I should of fell more into Cardano or literally any other crypto
Some information and facts about Stellar XLM and the SDex Decentralized Exchange
Converting ADA (Cardano) to other assets.
How do I minimize withdrawal fees from exchanges with Lightning network?
Invest in coal with $BCOAL | Stellar Network Stable-coin | Winter is coming
Alchemy Pay Joins Stellar Ecosystem to Offer Ramp Service for Developers and dApps
XDC is way undervalued and overlooked
Introducing $BCOAL | New XLM Token | $BCOAL | Limited supply of 23,000,000 | Each representing 1 ton of Illinois Basin Bituminous Coal | Offered at $35 per | Current Spot Price of Illinois Basin is $51 | Live Now!
How easy do you find crypto payment?
Small Dev team here with new use for blockchain.
Can anything be done about this stolen crypto?
Diversify your crypto portfolio: Altcoins to watch this year
Is this a normal response from MEXC?
Stellar and Aqua rewards Community call for support.
Margin Trading - Surprisingly Boring
Stellar (XLM): Navigating Market Volatility, Examining Strategic Collaborations, and Projecting Growth Trajectory in the Cryptocurrency Space”
Ripple (XRP), Hedera (HBAR), Stellar (XLM), And One More Crypto Currency All Set for ISO 20022 Compliance, Eye Stock Markets and Central Bank Partnerships
Neutral on Cryptocurrency. What case can be made for Songbird, XLM, and Flare?
Margin Trading - Surprisingly Boring
ENS (Ethereum Name Service) a simple explanation
I researched all of Reddit's RCPs and non-RCP subreddit tokens so you don't have to
Guest Post by U_Today: Stellar (XLM) Readies for Its Biggest Protocol Upgrade: Details
ClickPesa: Revolutionizing Remittances in Africa with Stellar (XLM) Power
Stellar XLM Partners with Actor Idris Elba: A Fusion of Finance and Fame
Guest Post by Crypto News Land: Stellar XLM Partners with Actor Idris Elba: A Fusion of Finance and Fame | CoinMarketCap
120 BTC, ~100k XLM and a BMW i8 seized from SIM-swap Hacker
Stellar's (XLM) Big announcement, Which Has Been Expected for Days, Ended in Frustration: Price Dumped
just in, Stellar XLM update 12.09.2023: 'Where Blockchain Meets the Real World'
Looking for a FIFO cost basis payroll spreadsheet
TIL Mr Goxx, a crypto trading hamster, outperformed most crypto traders and funds before it's death in 2021.
Stellar (XLM) Bucks the Trend with 11% Surge as Anticipation Builds Read more on DailyCoin: https://dailycoin.com/stellar-xlm-bucks-the-trend-with-11-surge-as-anticipation-builds/?utm_source=cryptopanic&utm_medium=rss
XLM Surges 10% As Stellar Teases 'Something Cool' on the Horizon
XLM Surges 10% As Stellar Teases 'Something Cool' on the Horizon
XLM Surges 10% As Stellar Teases 'Something Cool' on the Horizon - Decrypt
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Top three undervalued cryptocurrencies to watch: XLM, XRP, and Monero.
HarryPotterOhtaniStreetFighter | $XLM is the ticker! | #XLMCULT is the way!
Realistic / Objective Outlook for BTC in the coming 5 years...
Can someone please correct or modify my newbie opinions?
All of the XRP ruling gains have officially been erased.
Stellar's Challenge to Ripple (XRP): Open-Source Disbursement Platform and the XLM $0.20 Price Quest
Ripple (XRP) Rival Stellar (XLM) Becomes Minority Investor in MoneyGram
[SERIOUS] Idea: Attach an NFT to a Coin Batch (0.1_ETH; 10000_Sats; 100_Matic; 1000_XLM, you get the idea) when storing in a wallet. Update the info as "the Bag" is swapped, transferred, etc. Two use cases.
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What’s the first coin you “fell in love” with?
It's 2023. What are the current best use cases for crypto?
What is standing in the way of wildly popular games, like poker and fantasy football, from finding footing in the crypto space?
MakerDAO’s MKR, Ripple’s XRP and Stellar’s XLM Led Crypto Gainers in July
Blast Off: Stellar's XLM, A Rising Star in the Crypto Market
What coin do you use between exchanges?
Saltwext (Stellar Alternative Twext)
Stellar (XLM) Surpasses Bitcoin With Most Crypto Off-Ramps
Best Crypto Debit card of 2023 for those in the USA?
[Serious] Which top 100 coins/Coins promoted here are absolutely dead and will not survive, especially long term?
The wallet… I can’t seem to comprehend it. Help this dummy?
The reason why Mush is choosing Doge makes no sense
The reason why Mush is choosing Doge makes no sense
How to understand and analyze the market?
What is the one crypto you regret buying and the one you regret selling?
I just found out Coinbase Wallet delisted certain coins. How do I recover those assets?
How to understand and analyze the market?
Ripple effect? Stellar (XLM) is catching up to XRP price gains
How to understand and analyze the market?
American Citizens. Where and how do you buy BNB for cheap?
Will FedNow affect XRP, XLM, or anyone else?
XLM Shines Bright: Stellar’s Token Soars More Than 20% on July 20, 2023
First Mover Asia: XRP, XLM Climb While Bitcoin Trudges Below $30K
XRP, QNT, XLM, HBAR, MIOTA, XDC, ALGO, and ADA certified as ISO 20022-compliant
XLM Stellar Lumens - Ripple’s little sister?
Stellar (XLM) Price Surges to 15-Month High: What's Next?
Possible Interesting Price Correlation Discovered Between Bitcoin and Stellar (XLM)
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Algo maybe not the best coin to invest but the best coin to move money around. I use it as XLM alternative, near zero fee, transactions go through instantly
I transferred some XLM from Kraken to coinEx yesterday and swapped into it there. I would not Keep Cash or Tokens there long tho, does not seem to be the most safe place.
coinbase cashback rewards was worth it for a while but now all the rewards are down to 1%. when you could go buy groceries with usd loaded onto the coinbase card and then get 5% back in XLM... now THAT was worth it.
Oh I see So, next time you want to transfer between 2 CEX, try to swap your tokens for something else than ETH, so fees will be much more manageable. XLM used to be super fast, ultra cheap ( hundredth of a cent) and usually found in pretty much all CEX Just swap your fund in XLM in CEX1, transfer to CEX2 and swap swap back to your favorite coins. Good luck out there
People will give you shit for buying high selling low but I think that's the exact right move. SOL and BONK will give you more than XLM ever could this run. Ffs XLM is a transfer token, they don't even want volatility!
Got fed up with XLM after 3 years, sold at a loss and divided into two small bags of SOL and BONK… consolidate into SOL? It’s looking so juicy rn I feel like I want a bigger bag of it
I dropped mine for FET earlier this year, no regrets. I really like XLM as a project and hope it continues to grow, but I think there are better gains elsewhere this cycle
to hodl or drop XLM that is the question I ponder each night
Back when dogecoin was being thrown around like a literal joke on forums, back in like 2016-2017, my buddy sent me 200k dogecoins as a ‘get into crypto bud!’ Present. It was worth about $100-120 CAD at the time for 200,000 dogecoins lol. I traded that for a small amount of XRP and XLM. My friends and I have a saying now, ‘don’t get doged!’ Still makes me cringe when I think of it.
I saw that too. 🤷♂️ maybe they haven’t heard of XLM or XRP
I have a few coins with <$10 in them, from rewards or just left-overs. Would love some insight into whether they're worth holding just to hope for a x2-4, or if I should just sell it all for ~$30-50 to consolidate elsewhere. They're: GLMR, XLM, ALGO, STRK and ACA. Not a very high-stakes dilemma I know, but I can't make up my mind.
What did XLM do in your dream?
Yes, you can buy XRP and XLM on coinbase.
Trade out 75% if you're feeling uncertain. I did that with ADA, XLM and ALGO. Don't regret it
Can I sell XRP and XLM on Coinbase? When I google this query I only get results showing that Coinbase de-listed these coins back in 2023. I can see that the pairs are indeed trading on the platform. So is it safe to assume that I can send my XLM and XRP from hardware wallet to Coinbase and cash out no problem?
The majority of last seasons alts will not break new ATHs this bull run. They will still pump, and there's still money to be made, but I really wouldn't use 2021 ATH as an indicator of potential performance this run. I made that mistake in 2021 with XRP and XLM, neither of which broke their 2017 highs
Buying XLM. I mistook real world use for a good investment.
Mistake 1 : Not selling anything January 2018 after the crazy week where all altcoins did x10 Mistake 2 : tried to play with leverages on XRP early 2021 and lost 50% of my bags in like 2h. Very luckily for me, it was also a time where there were a lot of “Facebook rumours” on XLM. I don’t know how I did but I stumbled upon one of them in the very first seconds on Twitter (now known as X !), I went all-in and did +100% in 15min. I never touched leverages ever again Mistake 3 : was early on shib. Sold it for a solid x3 in a couple of hours. This bag would be >50k today.
Selling Moons during the sunset period, and then buy it back and now currently holding only 30% of my holding. Then, not selling my XLM when it was riding from 0.02 to 0.65 back in 2017. Good times. I thought I was a genius, but everyone's a genius during the bull-run.
Bought Ethereum at $100, sold at $3800. But I threw all of it into XLM when it was at .28c thinking it had one more push before the last bull run ended. Rekt lol. Still made profit but I would've been better off leaving it in ethereum obviously.
December 2021, Bitcoin 49k, USDT exchange rate 19xx something. Entered for different reasons unrelated to the bull run. My first crypto owned was XLM airdrop from Keybase application. Donated them all to a non profit. USDT exchange rate is now 3640…
Got bored during Covid (end 2020) so took some time to read about crypto. I seriously tried to understand all about blockchain's and so on. Okay, I might be 60+ yrs but I'm not stupid (I thought.. ghe ghe). Ended up buying NPXS (PundiX now) because I figured that this was (at least by then, one of the) the only crypto with a irl-use-case ánd it's main purpose was (and still is, I think) making transactions of all kinds of crypto easy between retailers and consumers. Whether it's gonna be PundiX or one of the direct competitors by now (like LTC, Nano, XLM, DASH, XRP, XMR) who's gonna win that proposition: I still believe that if crypto becomes broadly accepted (and it probably will), that the winner of the irl-exchange between consumers and retailers 'is on gold'. Anyway, short after I ended up buying NPXS, the denomination/transition to PundiX gave me a fantastic loss ;). After a few stupid mistakes, I started to DCA and bought some BTC and ETH as well. By now I start to see some 'light'-green figures. Not sure what to do .. take out my invested dimes having no loss or hodl.
I've had XLM and IOTA before. I think I might still have IOTA in that pesky desktop wallet somewhere.
NEO GAS GVT OMG XLM IOTA all very promising long term hodls
Solid! So, LTC does work as intended. You're right. My primary issue with LTC is that it's intended scope is insufficient for a scenario where it actually succeeds. Right now its seeing 175k transactions daily, I can't even find nano daily TX so it's probably damn near nothing. Personally I don't use a lot of exchanges and I dislike trading one coin into another to move it around because you end up paying a spread twice which will end up being significantly more than even a high gas fee unless the amount is pretty small. XLM is an interesting one, it can handle a very large amount of transactions and isn't PoW which is good in my opinion. I personally think proof of work is antiquated. I don't know enough about the stellar chain to comment much more on it. I'm not sure that the price doesn't reflect the usefulness of either chain, if the primary use is a p2p payment system, I think the price does reflect the tech. The reality is there isn't really much demand or need for p2p cryptocurrencies. using them to move between exchanges and trade for other coins also somewhat defeats the purpose of trust less transfer as you are just using it to move capital from one custodian to another, then interact with a third party market maker to exchange one chain token for another chains token. Handling p2p transfers is good, but a lot of people would prefer to transact in a stable coin. I personally would rather do so most of the time. Smart contracts allow the chain to be much more useful, but also cause bloat by eating up tons of blockspace so it's a double edged sword. Personally I think due to L2 roll ups these p2p centric chains are ultimately doomed. A chain that is safely integrated with Eth as an L2 but is focused entirely on p2p transfers could achieve higher TX speeds without the issues of security and validators. As well as having a safe way to bridge tokens to main net. Arbitrum Nova for example has millions of transactions per day, is secure, can safely bridge to eth and arbitrum and has stablecoin support as well as DEXs. if you're getting utility out of XLM and LTC sweet. There are other excellent options out there and those options have more interoperability as well as additionaly functionality
It’s ok to disagree, life would be boring without discussion! I didn’t ask any questions I don’t already know the answers to. Straight to the point, Litecoin is working exactly as it was designed to. People use it to move value around all the time. That’s why it’s volume is incredibly high. I don’t “invest” in Litecoin, but I use it to move value between exchanges and such. It has so many pairs, and every exchange accepts it. That’s why its price doesn’t really matter to most. Same thing with XLM, as it’s another coin that’s price doesn’t necessarily reflect its usefulness. They may not seem as useful as L1’s with smart contracts, but if we didn’t have these p2p type coins we’d be stuck paying ETH level gas fees to move value.
> Failed transactions aren't really a thing since EIP-1559 ok that was before then. But i never came back to ETH after that. I convert to BTC or XLM and it was cheaper and less hassle.
It's interesting that you are the only one to mention XLM. I use XLM to transfer between exchanges and always sell for a few percentage profit. It's fast and cheap. I suppose the general consensus says Monero.
There is no on-chain staking (or any defi yield)for XRP/XLM/few other coins.. So it was attractive to me… Luckily I saw the signs and withdrew all but $50 worth of Eth before the collapse 🥲🫡
Or are holding on to older alts desperately hoping they'll recapture past glories, plenty of NEO/XRP/VET/XLM etc bag holders that need to face reality that their older coins are never getting back to the old ATHs
Bro get XLM SAND. You should have maybe at the most 2-3 shitcoins. Doge is the only exception imo. There are much better coins. Try and look at the graphs.
The Stellar XLM Network has a built in Decentralized Exchange (SDex) Your keys, your coins. Can be accessed anytime, near zero fees. There is a CoinMarletcap type token ranking website where we may browse over 140k unique tokens issued on Stellar; SDexExplorer. I'm not saying it's the best but we do have options. Also Stellar just got Soroban Smart Contracts, and Moneygram USDC still has free transactions up to $10k a month.
The Stellar XLM Network has a built in Decentralized Exchange (SDex) Your keys, your coins. Can be accessed anytime, near zero fees. There is a CoinMarletcap type token ranking website where we may browse over 140k unique tokens issued on Stellar; SDexExplorer. I'm not saying it's the best but we do have options. Also Stellar just got Soroban Smart Contracts, and Moneygram USDC still has free transactions up to $10k a month.
I disagree. If it was spread out evenly, there are only enough Sats for $45 per person at today's value for the entire 21m BTC. We know that about 30% are lost. It could function as a currency when it was a small community. Buying a couple of pizzas, for example. The more it spreads, the worse it has gotten as a currency, not better. Montero, XLM, and others are way easier. By the time BTC settles, money has been lost by one party.
There are other crypto that solve these problems that don’t have the exuberant fees btc has. It makes more sense to use those anyways since the fees are basically nothing. Like XLM. It makes way more sense to use stable coins as money instead of something that price changes every second
That makes it dead. Something used only for darknet marketplaces is the definition of dead. Look at Litecoin and XLM for example they are decades ahead of monero in terms of usage.
Buy XLM or something with low gas on Cex, send to 3rd party wallet and swap into XMR on a DEX.
XLM is always my go to for fast transfers.
This recently happened to me with some XLM coins. I went to accept my pending AQUA request, but clicked on the wrong link and accepted some scam coin 😱as soon as I realised I went to return the funds to the originator and shut down the trustline, but I noticed in the description that the originator had full control of these coins, they could send them back to themselves burn them etc without my authorisation. Stay safe out there
I’ve probably actually “used” Litecoin more than any other coin and I’ve never held it as investment. Mostly just to move money between exchanges or make occasional purchases. If XLM is an option I usually use that but XLM isn’t accepted as widely as Litecoin is. Litecoin is great.
I agree with you. In the previous bull run I made the mistake of waiting for too long. Greed took the best of me. This time I'm following your system this time: I've already sold BTC for a 35% benefit average, ETH for a 30% average, and now I'm looking at XRP, XLM and BNB rounding about 20% benefit average. I prefer to lower the risk and assume that the next big move will be a dip. Better to sell lower than not losing an oportunity.
Good for you! I made fuck-all with XLM in 2021
I made an obscene amount of money with XLM in 2017
Bitcoin and ETH both are expensive just to transact. However, LTC, XRP, and XLM are still infinitely more expensive than Nano or IOTA.
XLM is the one investment I really believe in due to its actual use. Need to hit 30 cents to break even........!
BTC, LTC, XMR, XLM, KASPA Seriously, coins without premines are unicorns in this shitcoin infested ecosystem
XLM tends to go up with XRP so might see movement today. VET on the otherhand has a phobia of 5 cent. But it'll get up there at some time...I hope
For my alts I hope it is both XLM and VET. XLM vecayse I have seen some real action from them as far as engagement go. I even got involved in some coding activities they had on. Maybe my hope is based on that engagement vs the rest I see here. But here's hoping. For Vet. I jist hope it does as well as last ATH at least
Hoping XLM and VET shoot up to at least the last ATH when alt season comes around.
And of course XLM follows XRP chart yet again. They're like inseparable best buds
Congrats to everyone that uses XLM for transfers and then forgets to sell on the other end!
i am. theyre all down. i will sell all together with btc this bull run. never getting shitcoins again. theyre good if u want to spend every day some time checking whats happening, u can ez triple money if u get in fast but u have to get out too, thats the key. from now on im just buying btc once its down and selling when its high. ADA -46%, DOGE, 48,%, GRT -73%, XLM -68%, CVC -73%.. this are just some that i have put on coingecko, i also have matic, xrp, bttc, oxt, one, vet and prob some others too on kraken and some smaller ones on gate io
If/when xrp rallies, XLM will follow
I was in a similar boat. Bought some XLM and got tired of it going nowhere. I swapped for BTC a month or two ago.
Holding Matic and ADA. Converted out of XLM. Been buying Fetch.ai
When I break even I am getting rid of XLM so fast. Good tech, horrible investment
Algorand, Cardano, XLM here. Holding… holding. Holding. Holding… Now, I’ll start selling Algo and ADA when they hit $1. XLM at .25.
Sold my xlm and might be dcaing out of vet… but keeping the other 3 you mentioned. my XLM and VET are my biggest losses rn along with my algo
now that you finally sold your XLM, it's going straight to the moon
I could see a world where people use Bitcoin and use some crap like XLM for payments
I like older coins, they have price action I can use as sell targets. I have ADA VET and XLM of those that you mentioned.
I sold my XLM last time, still got the rest, hoping to sell pretty much everything but the BTC and ETH this cycle.
Matic, VET, XLM, LINK, DOT, CELR…. I keep waiting for them to do a bit more because they have risen with the swell, but they aren’t exactly performing. I want to get my funds out and move them elsewhere but I am so worried that they’ll finally pump after all this time and I’ll miss it. For me, my remaining alts from 2021 are small change, so they feel very insignificant to sell, but adding them to some of my other bags might just be worth it. I’m going to get rid of my CELR. 100%. I think I’m about 60% down. It is not moving at all. My DOT and Matic, I’m keeping for now. I’ve looked at taking my profit out and letting it run though. Especially DOT. So maybe I’ll sell 30% of each of those and see what happens. VET…. *Why* am I holding on to this one?! I am like, 70% down or something ridiculous like that. No one is going to buy this in 2024. Everyone is waiting to sell it. I bought into it for the tech. Effing tech. I could’ve bought SHIB and had better returns. I don’t know. I’m keeping it, I guess. XLM…Meh. I’m probably going to sell it. It isn’t a big enough bag to keep half, I’m down 55% and I just want to throw the money into something where it’ll move. Here’s my issue: I haven’t done any of this yet. Bc I keep waiting. Overall, the market has been crabbing - I’m up or down but mostly, it’s been stable from when I wake up, come home, go to bed, it’s been about the same the last week or so. So I’m kind of waiting to decide which way I’m going to go with these. Going to have to just do it at some point. But I haven’t yet.
I sold XLM this morning, it was my biggest L in my portfolio. I was thinking ALGO and VET next 🥲
Me with them all, decided to dump XLM at a loss today
Currently stuck holding XRP, XLM, ALGO, XTZ and DOT. I'm just hoping to break even on this run and dump them.
I had XRP but literally the tiniest amount in it and sold it a few days ago 🥴 only held onto XLM cos i was reluctant to sell at a loss
Mentioning XLM but not XRP. My bags are hearthbroken!
I hold some XLM. A small amount like 2k. I put it to work though. Im deep into the Stellar ecosystem. Liquidity provision and tokens.
I am still wondering about VET, whether its best days are over or if there's still some potential. I do believe in ADA's potential. Not sure about the XLM's progress. The elephant in the room is XRP - late April/early May 2024 will hopefully tell us more.
Never understood holding XLM to be honest. ADA is a bit of a wild card but a solid project worth holding. ALGO I never actually got into but ai know there is a lot of support for it still based on community sentiment. DOT and MATIC will definitely pump. VET made sense in 2017 when everything had a coin but I don’t know about supply chain block chains anymore. Why do supply chain with VET when you could make your own layer 2 and use ETH for your supply chain? I dont actually understand the tech but if someone can answer that that would be great.
Will you take the loss and sell LRC? I did so with my XLM 😭
The fuking scams are pissing me off fr… it’s been so bad. I do think DOT is still coming along well, I’ve decided to keep my DOT and ADA, but i’ve sold XLM and still thinking about VET ALGO and MATIC 🫠
> I believe that once the price action starts on this coin it’s going to fly! - $50 in 2013 - $80 in 2024 At some point, you're going to have to accept reality. > Not as many obstacles as a ETH ETF There is no institutional and traditional retail investor interest in LTC. Grayscale had ~$50 Billion in Bitcoin assets under management until the recent outflows, they also offer/offfered BCH, LTC, ZCash, other cryptos...there is negligible or zero interest in anything besides BTC and ETH. - BTC $50 Billion - ETH $10 Billion - ETH Classic $440 Million - BCH $130 Million - LTC $130 Million - SOL $50 Million - XLM $10 Million - LINK $8 Million - XRP Little to no interest, discontinued https://www.grayscale.com/crypto-products
I was down the most for XLM, sold at a loss of $279 just today and put it into ARKM 😭
I held on to XLM for so long i finally had to drop it but i put it all into ADA
Lately I’ve been using Stellar (XLM) to move funds around because the network fees are reasonable and it doesn’t fluctuate in price too crazily to have massive regrets.
Consider both Steller(XLM) & Terra Luna. XLM is exceptional at fast, cheap transactions & could actually be used for real world transactions, but any currency that experiences short-term volatility means you don’t know how much you have when you need to use it. Everyone accepts the consequences of fiat… but crypto needs to be better to be adopted… and short-term instability is not > than LT relatively consistent inflation. Terra Luna was a profound project because the volatility was removed from the “currency”. It had a fatal flaw… but it attempted to solve the problem while having the possibility of the currency element tied to any other tangible asset value in the world… usd, gold, yuan, oil, BTC, anything. The weird thing is that Terra broke due to the investment (Luna) having a mass exodus and the algorithm then couldn’t stabilize the currencies (terra). It is the closest thing crypto has ever had to a “Stable coin” which wasn’t tied to an unstable asset with a cost to use or even move it I.e Tether, usdc, etc.
Kucoin was awful expensive for transfers…. Robinhood is actually good in only charging you network fees and a minimal spread. I fund my Coinbase with XLM from RH. I also have Crypto.com for rewards. I miss Coinbase PRO and hope CDC finally brings us the exchange.
Bitcoin and ETH maxis aren't exactly helping; in fact, they're a toxic hindrance to adoption, if anything. Not the warm, inviting face of congeniality one should want for attracting newcomers, that's for damn sure. As for the clankiness of various platforms as a payment system, some are perfectly ready for showtime (XLM) while others maybe not so much. There's utility platforms that are already proving to be game-changers, and adoption is happening with them. Yeah, the fan boys will hate on this as usual, but facts are facts...
Yep. Not sold anything. :) Here the new values: * ALGO: -66% -> -42.46% * NANO: -70% -> -56.06% * VET: -71% -> -54.86% * ADA: -54% -> -40.4% * XLM: -72% -> -64.98% * DOT: -80% -> -72.54% * ENJ: -77% -> -55.15% Hoping to have an alt season in the next months that at least gives me that sweet break even where I will sell all altcoins I no longer believe in :D
I had a goal for BTC and ETH. Both met. I added an extra 10% for swing trading and profit taking. Everything else is staked. What isn’t is in an easy to move XLM bugout bag or on small shitcoin bets. My favorite idea someone used here awhile ago, was to set a sell order when they bought. So often in crypto, the price that was thought to be impossible is easily passed and it is easy to get greedy. If your position is sold, you are forced to reassess. Let’s say you buy 1000 ALGO today at 25¢ and place a sell order for $1. Then in a week, you buy another 1000 at 50¢ and set a sell for $2, etc…. Works pretty well if you maintain discipline and don’t delete or move your sells. Also moderates your average price and tax exposure.
We'll see, you might be right. I think the sell pressure for XLM and ALGO will be far too high this time around to break through and attract interest from new money. Who knows with ADA, but that's a risk I'm willing to take at this point
Holding on to my old bags of XLM, ALGO and ADA for far too long when they could've been making me money in meme coins, sol or btc
Finally did what I should've done long ago and dumped 75% of my ADA, XLM and ALGO. Here's to SOL, BONK and WIF, hoping they can recuperate some of my losses!
I looked into Radix years ago. I prefer Stellar (XLM), which has also reached 1 million tps in the lab on certain hardware too.
A lot of regulation has happened so the first thing to check is what is still traded where - especially USDT/C which is restricted/forbidden in some places. You're going to have to KYC on any regulated CEX and some exchanges have a holding on withdrawal if it's your 1st transaction. XLM/LTC are still fast cheap options but as far as I know are only on CEXs. ETH ERC20 as you noted is just not worth it. And that won't change. L2 fees are about to come down, they say, with dencun release next week. Here's a list of L2s [https://www.coingecko.com/en/categories/layer-2](https://www.coingecko.com/en/categories/layer-2) Bridging or porting from ETH ERC20 to a L2 will create a wrapped/indexed token of the same name. Pay attention to what network because all the names are the same but the network is different. This can get tricky when moving from one wallet to another especially CEX addresses - some only accept the ERC20 version so you may need to bridge it back before sending, else it's stuck forever. As you can see nothing's really changed! It's still complicated, messy and full of scams. Double check you're on a legit website, double check token addresses before swapping, contract addresses before signing, don't sign full control with max amount. And all the other standard safety advice. Welcome back to the madness!
I think it will pay off. Of coins I have actually used MATIC is likely number 1 followed by ETH and XLM
How many billions need to be adopted for Stellar to work? How many billions are left to be put in circulation? XLM is built on Inflation, fees, and dilution. Nano is no fees, no inflation, no dilution. Just better.
XLM is your answer. If you just buy for the sake of moving crypto to another exchange or your wallet just by XLM which is cheaper in fees.
SOL, it's differentiated well against the modular design of ETH which makes it stand out, it clearly has PMF with trading but also DePIN as well, it's cheap and easy to use and there are *many* things to use, it's rewarded me with tons of airdrops (so has ETH, but ETH has also taken a considerable amount of ETH in the form of gas) and it's the only alt L1 that I've held through an entire cycle and still been bullish on (RIP XLM and ALGO, glad I moved on from them).
XLM doesnt even have a scripting language.
Not if you use XRP/XLM. Does make one think.. why would someone/the world choose to transact in something with high fees and inefficient settlement times (btc,eth) when the same transaction can be done/settled reliably in 30 seconds or less for under a penny 🤔. Can’t argue current prices or opportunity cost at this stage, but XRP (and I believe XLM as well) are the chosen chains and have been for some time. I own btc, not a hater.. just doesn’t make any sense to do anything with other than a store of value. XRP is the one! Trust me bro 😎
XLM has always been standard for these things. Super fast and cheap
Im holding some XLM just in case XRP goes on a tear. Usually it pulls XLM along with it.
XLM and VET - about to press the sell button. Yay or nay?
So the method most use is XLM ->whitebit/gate io (due to low fees) and then to XLM->USDT and then they trade for hoge. You can skip all the gas fees this way