Lumenswap Launches Lottery Model on Stellar, How the People Will Have A Real ...
Created with the purpose of proving more accessibility to financial services, the Stellar network, and its ecosystem continues to expand in that direction. Lumenswap, a decentralized exchange (DEX) running on top of Stellar, launched a new product poised to disrupt a sector worth billions while it gives people more financial opportunities. Recently, Lumenswap launched a […]
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Lumenswap is the decentralized exchange on the Stellar Network. It’s a revolutionary concept that facilitates the transfer and trade of any money or trading assets, including those in legal tender and as well as in crypto assets at the market price. “Stellar is a scalable and distributable payment global network that has a high potential […]
Via an official blog post, the Stellar Development Foundation (SDF) announced a new account model called Muxed. Created to remove friction and facilitate user interaction with the account model based on this network, and the multiple services build on top of it, the Muxed accounts seem to be an important improvement for the entire ecosystem. Related Reading | Stellar Network Processes 1.8 Billion Transactions, Was 2021 Its Best Year Ever? According to the post, a Muxed account is one that combines the GABC and 64-bit integer ID to create a “virtual” account under a traditional....
No matter how you want to look at things, the everyday consumer seems to be keen on wasting a fair bit of money month over month. Or to be more precise, state-run gambling options, such as a national lottery, are gaining in popularity. People are so eager to win that “huge lump of cash” at some point in their life. But what makes the national lottery more appealing than buying Bitcoin? Whenever the topic of participating in the national lottery comes around, discussions start to get heated rather quickly. Granted, a lottery ticket is a legal way to gamble for most everyday consumers,....
Apparently, there are some very angry feelings between payment network startups Ripple and Stellar, and the New York Observer has published a 15,000 word article spilling all the juicy details. Apparently, Ripple and Stellar were going out for quite some time. They were thought to be the cutest couple by all of their friends, and their families were sure an engagement was imminent, but then it turned out that Stellar was cheating on Ripple with a bitcoin mining operation all this time. Ripple discovered the sensual love letter hidden in a closet and decided to confront Stellar a week....
Backed by mainstream payments technology startup Stripe, decentralized payment network Stellar provides a vision for how digital currency could solve real problems for people with restricted financial access. It may be no wonder then that at San Francisco's Future of Money Summit in early December, the Stellar panel was among the most popular. The digital currency community is increasingly focused on the technology's use in payments, and Stellar aims to provide a decentralized payment system that improves on bitcoin and its closest competitor, Ripple. However, since launching in July after....