1H
0.07%$0.0001
24H
-1.40%$0.0025
7D
10.4%$0.0167
30D
5.91%$0.0099
CME Group will introduce regulated futures contracts for Cardano, Chainlink, and Stellar on February 9, pending regulatory approval, offering institutional investors compliant exposure.
Circle’s Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol V2 now supports Stellar, allowing users to move USDC across 15 networks including Ethereum and Solana without needing Circle accounts.
Stellar (XLM) price has dropped 14% over two weeks amid renewed selling pressure and historical August weakness.
Stellar (XLM) is gaining momentum, rising over 5% in 24 hours amid a dramatic uptick in on-chain activity.
The Stellar chain has gradually improved over the past years to enable seamless global payments and RWA tokenization via XLM and its strategic partnerships.
Stellar is an open-source protocol for value exchange founded in early 2014 by Jed McCaleb (creator of Ripple and eDonkey) and Joyce Kim, supported by a nonprofit, the Stellar Development Foundation. Being a completely decentralized consensus platform, Stellar, in simple words, is an open-source protocol for exchanging money, which connects people, payment systems, and banks, allowing to not only buy and sell currencies in a foreign exchange, but also to convert currencies seamlessly during transactions.
The network consists of peers that run independently of each other, meaning that Stellar does not depend on any single entity, any of which, by the way, can run a Stellar server. The idea is to have as many independent servers in the network as possible, so that it will run successfully even in case some of servers fail. The consensus process happens at a regular interval of every 2 to 4 seconds.
Like any traditional ledger, Stellar’s one records all the balances and transactions of every single account on the network. A complete copy of the global Stellar ledger is hosted on each server running correspondent software.
Stellar network’s native asset is Lumen. The standard token contributes to the ability to move money around the world and to conduct transactions between different currencies quickly and securely.
Stellar boasts quite a starry board’s and advisory board’s crew, which include Keith Rabois, Patrick Collison, Matt Mullenweg, Greg Stein, Joi Ito, Sam Altman, Naval Ravikant and others.
Crypto 2.0 or cryptography 2.0 – also known as bitcoin 2.0, is decentralized system of blockchain or distributed ledger technology to things other than digital currency.
Sometimes, the cryptocurrency market is in a crisis, with prices dropping and investors losing money. This has led to the term “crypto winter” being coined. But even during this hard time, there are opportunities to make money. This guide will discuss how to invest in cryptocurrencies during a crisis and what to look for when choosing a project.
