Stellar XLM

Whelo79 · 19-03-2019 01:12PM

https://www.finder.com.au/ibms-world-wire-launch-will-likely-go-down-as-a-major-event-in-payments-history

Two of my favorite parts from this article

The world has already seen this in action with the SWIFT network. It came to life in 1973 with 239 banks across 15 countries, and ended up swallowing the outdated incumbent Telex system and eating competition as it expanded. Now it's the de facto standard for international payments all over the world. There are hundreds of banks and money transfer services vying for your business, but almost all of them actually move money through the SWIFT network.

And

However, the most important part might be the introduction of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) to the Stellar network. With actual fiat digital currency finding a home on the Stellar network, and its usage being encouraged on national levels by central banks, you get a major push towards real-world use.

This will probably be happening in the near future, and IBM has explicitly said on multiple occasions that central bank digital currencies will be coming to Stellar.

One of the first might be coming from the Bahamas, where the Bahamian central bank is working on a blockchain-based CBDC, dubbed the Sand Dollar, with the intention of encouraging residents to use it instead of cash. The Sand Dollar is being largely developed by IBM.

OU812 · 19-03-2019 01:27PM

jamesbondings wrote: »

Is this the first time you have signed into the portal since receiving them?

Had a similar issue when I first signed into the account. Do you have your keys? And secure password saved?

First time on converting them

Have the keys saved and there’s no transaction history.

Baffled but they’re gone

Whelo79 · 19-03-2019 01:38PM

OU812 wrote: »

First time on converting them

Have the keys saved and there’s no transaction history.

Baffled but they’re gone

Google the issue and I'm sure you'll find an explanation/fix.

jamesbondings · 19-03-2019 01:41PM

OU812 wrote: »

First time on converting them

Have the keys saved and there’s no transaction history.

Baffled but they’re gone

Uh oh. I have 4500 that I haven't checked on recently worried now

OU812 · 19-03-2019 02:15PM

Whelo79 wrote: »

Google the issue and I'm sure you'll find an explanation/fix.

Did that but nothing turned up (my search phrases may not have been good enough but I did look for several terms)

kunst nugget · 19-03-2019 03:09PM

OU812 wrote: »

Did that but nothing turned up (my search phrases may not have been good enough but I did look for several terms)

I have Lobstr and when I open up the app, there's a message saying 'Temporary Stellar Network Issues' and that sending and receiving funds may be unreliable until congestion on the network reduces.

pauleoin · 07-05-2019 11:58AM

I signed up for this wallet from Blockchain.com yesterday and after verification I got 555 Lumens XLM in my wallet approx $50. Verification took less than an hour and requires you to provide a photo of yourself and a copy of your Passport or Driving License. The amount of Lumens XML you receive can vary and I think you have to be over 18.

https://www.blockchain.com/getcrypto

So if you are happy to provide the required verification you'll get free Lumens XLM which can then be withdrawn in the Blockchain Wallet to your Paypal account if you don't want to keep them.

JJJJNR · 11-05-2019 07:39PM

Make that 57.50 if you signed up yesterday.

Pump it.

el diablo · 11-05-2019 09:09PM

pauleoin wrote: »

I signed up for this wallet from Blockchain.com yesterday and after verification I got 555 Lumens XLM in my wallet approx $50. Verification took less than an hour and requires you to provide a photo of yourself and a copy of your Passport or Driving License. The amount of Lumens XML you receive can vary and I think you have to be over 18.

https://www.blockchain.com/getcrypto

So if you are happy to provide the required verification you'll get free Lumens XLM which can then be withdrawn in the Blockchain Wallet to your Paypal account if you don't want to keep them.

I registered for the XLM airdrop many months ago but never heard anything back or received any XLM. Supposedly they were supposed to email when it was my chance to claim my XLM and then they give you time to verify your identity but..crickets. :rolleyes:

deegs · 16-05-2019 10:13AM

pauleoin wrote: »

I signed up for this wallet from Blockchain.com yesterday and after verification I got 555 Lumens XLM in my wallet approx $50. Verification took less than an hour and requires you to provide a photo of yourself and a copy of your Passport or Driving License. The amount of Lumens XML you receive can vary and I think you have to be over 18.

https://www.blockchain.com/getcrypto

So if you are happy to provide the required verification you'll get free Lumens XLM which can then be withdrawn in the Blockchain Wallet to your Paypal account if you don't want to keep them.

Signed up today, got 333 xlm approx 50euro nice.
I also signed up months ago and never got anything, easy to get today tho took about 20mins

Fighting Tao · 17-05-2019 09:44PM

Up to $50 worth of free XLM for 4 people who use my link and have a Coinbase account.
Referral link:
https://www.coinbase.com/earn/stellar/invite/t70xc6jv

Non-referral link:
https://www.coinbase.com/earn/stellar/

Whelo79 · 17-05-2019 09:46PM

I just done this too fairly handy. Just sign up and give KYC info and you get the Lumens. Thanks OP.

Has anyone done the same through Coinbase Earn to get the $50 of Lumens? You get $10 for answering 5 simple questions but the other $40 are based on getting existing or new coinbase users to complete at least one lesson.

If anyone is interested this is my link to sign upand earn https://coinbase.com/earn/xlm/invite/60zqbf75

This is the clean link if you don't want to use mine.
https://www.coinbase.com/earn/stellar/

JJJJNR · 17-05-2019 10:29PM

Going to have a go at earning inflation on my stellar this weekend if I get a quiet few hours. Will earn 1% a year in lumens. Better than sitting in an exchange.

Whelo79 · 17-05-2019 10:34PM

JJJJNR wrote: »

Going to have a go at earning inflation on my stellar this weekend if I get a quiet few hours. Will earn 1% a year in lumens. Better than sitting in an exchange.

The Lumenauts Inflation pool is the best one to go for. They share 100% of the Lumens with pool members. Some other pools hold onto a percentage.

LordFigilton · 17-05-2019 11:18PM

Hi all please message me if you would like a link to free stellar lumens via coinbase - takes about 5 minutes to get 10$ of crypto

I cannot share the link as I am a first time poster apparently..

JJJJNR · 17-05-2019 11:48PM

Whelo79 wrote: »

The Lumenauts Inflation pool is the best one to go for. They share 100% of the Lumens with pool members. Some other pools hold onto a percentage.

Starting to feel the love for the lumens now, that interest rate beats the banks.

Dohnjoe · 18-05-2019 12:00AM

JJJJNR wrote: »

Going to have a go at earning inflation on my stellar this weekend if I get a quiet few hours. Will earn 1% a year in lumens. Better than sitting in an exchange.

That's a pretty bad ROI as crypto goes, and even so it's completely negated by the yearly rises/falls

I hold XLM myself, but I wouldn't lift a finger for 1%

JJJJNR · 18-05-2019 12:18AM

1% on 25k of stellar would be 250 euro at current price, That's in lumens if the price stayed at 11c. That's just to hodl. Epic roi.

Blueshoe · 18-05-2019 12:22AM

When they are fabricating it from thin air they can hand it out like candy.

JJJJNR · 18-05-2019 12:36AM

Sure isn't fiat the same created out of thin air.

Blueshoe · 18-05-2019 12:38AM

JJJJNR wrote: »

Sure isn't fiat the same created out of thin air.

Yeah it's exactly the same thing

Whelo79 · 18-05-2019 12:38AM

Dohnjoe wrote: »

That's a pretty bad ROI as crypto goes, and even so it's completely negated by the yearly rises/falls

I hold XLM myself, but I wouldn't lift a finger for 1%

It's passive income with no restrictions. You don't need to lock it up, your XLM are fully under your control in your private wallet not on an exchange and you can sell whenever you want. It's a no brainier really.

JJJJNR · 18-05-2019 12:45AM

Blueshoe wrote: »

Yeah it's exactly the same thing

So how is money created it's just a couple of 00000z on a computer.

Blueshoe · 18-05-2019 12:48AM

JJJJNR wrote: »

So how is money created it's just a couple of 00000z on a computer.

Yeah same thing. Exactly the same. You should invent your own coin and go to Tesco to buy the shopping with it. Bring a few billion of it with you. It's only numbers on a computer sure

Better yet type up some of your new currency and see if you can get people to pay you real money for it.
Hardly work though or would it?

JJJJNR · 18-05-2019 01:23AM

My own coin isn't worth 11c.

Now kindly f.off Dr.doom.

Blueshoe · 18-05-2019 01:30AM

JJJJNR wrote: »

My own coin isn't worth 11c.

Now kindly f.off Dr.doom.

You haven't found anyone to buy it yet. You need to start marketing.

Make a shīt load of them. Get people to buy them but you need to hold the vast majority of the supply though. Let the buyers take the risk and if it all works out the shīt ton of tokens that you hold will be worth a fortune. Dump in small amounts then repeat. Easy peasy.

Don't worry I'm off to bed. Best of luck.

Dohnjoe · 18-05-2019 01:43AM

JJJJNR wrote: »

So how is money created it's just a couple of 00000z on a computer.

With a fair few limitations and regulations.

JJJJNR · 18-05-2019 01:46AM

Banking scam keep paying interest on something that doesn't exist.

JJJJNR · 18-05-2019 01:53AM

Regulation that suits who .. the bank

Kings of dog ***** that's what the banks are..

JJJJNR · 18-05-2019 02:04AM

Let's crash the economy to take back what we have lent out with our fake dogsh**

Stellar XLM

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