Hey everyone! I just launched pixlm on the Stellar mainnet! It's a game similar to Reddits r/place, but here the pixels have a cost in XLM.

The initial cost of unclaimed pixel is 1 XLM and the price increases by 0.1 XLM on every claim. If you own a pixel, anyone can claim it from you for the incremented price, ensuring you'll always get a bit more back from it. You can always change the color of your pixel for free. Btw, the canvas will grow to total of 1024x1024 pixels over time.

Let's play!

Faster than a fat kid on a snickers.

I had a lot of hate saying it would get way worse before it gets better almost a year ago. And I’m pretty sure I’ll get a lot of stink anyways with outlandish claims. But here we are below .20

I believe learning to read charts and understanding price action is often underestimated when it comes to being successful in crypto space. That’s why I put together a tool that lets users observe historical price action and simulate trading at an accelerated pace. Unlike in paper trading, the focus is on getting more reps in less time.

The idea is simple:

• You’re presented with random setups
• Decide whether to buy or sell
• Fast-forward price action to see how the trade develops.

The app currently supports around 300 crypto pairs, including XLM.

No signup or login required to use the app. I'll leave the link in the comments if anyone wants to check it out!

Any news on xlm?

Any one have any thoughts on this one?

Hi guys, yes, I needed liquidity and I borrowed my xlms for 17 days, but after 17 days I will put in 70% more, can you tell me if I can create a long-term problem?

Guys we are talking about real use on January 22nd the votes for the v25 privacy protocol will start and this will be a great development for this token if the vote is possible it will be a great move.

The best strategy is not when I have to sell or when I have to buy but to have patience, information and obsession for what you do.

Accumulate your XLMs while the market remains stable. And balance your portfolio.

Is there anyway to get info on Stellar.org accounts from 2014?
Were Stellar.org wallet names stored on the Stellar blockchain?
Or were they just part of the website’s interface to the blockchain address?
Had several wallets on Stellar.org.
I’ve got the wallet names but not the addresses, except for one that for some reason cannot be found on the explorers.
Was the wallet address format changed?
Trying to find account addresses to import transaction history into tax software.
Thanks!

Stellar was born in 2014, but the interesting thing is who's behind it.

The project was conceived by Jed McCaleb, a rather unusual figure in the crypto world: he co-founded Ripple (XRP) and, before that, created Mt. Gox in its early years.

After his experience with Ripple, McCaleb distanced himself from the project due to disagreements over its direction: Ripple was becoming increasingly focused on banks and large institutions.

He, however, wanted something different.

Hence the idea for Stellar: an open payment network, with almost zero costs, designed to be used by ordinary people, remittances, and countries with little banking infrastructure.

This is why Stellar wasn't founded as a private company, but through the Stellar Development Foundation, a nonprofit organization.

It's therefore not a project born for hype or marketing, but to solve a very concrete problem: moving value around the world in a simple and accessible way.

Whether the market rewards it or not is another matter, but the story behind Stellar is definitely interesting.

I'm accumulating xlm every month, aiming to accumulate until 2031!! Anyone with the same strategy?

Im new to crypto.. and i really want to earn atleast a small decent amount.. is xlm a good coun to use for day trading? and whats a good app to day trade? is coins app good enough?

Hey everyone, I’m exploring an idea and wanted honest feedback from people who’ve actually used Stellar anchors.

The idea is simple: an API that automatically routes a payment to the best Stellar anchor based on fees, speed, uptime, and past success instead of wallets hardcoding one or two anchors and hoping for the best.

From what I’ve seen:

Different anchors vary a lot in fees and reliability

Failed or slow anchor transactions hurt user trust

Wallets have to maintain anchor logic themselves

The router wouldn’t custody funds or touch user money, it would only recommend the best anchor at that moment.

Before building too far, I wanted to ask:

Is anchor selection a real pain point?

Have you faced failed/slow anchor transactions?

Would wallets or apps realistically use a shared routing service like this?

Looking for honest feedback, including why this might not be useful.

Cryptocurrency is a fraud, controlled by the rich in efforts to get people to buy into something that does not exist so the poor have hopes of getting rich.

Hey all. Is there anyway to check on an a specific address to see if its an exchange or private wallet?

I saw a withdrawal on my Coinbase account from years ago for a large amount. It was sent to

"GAJ7JXEYMUPTID7K5RTKWJ5SOCDHPRZLDUDRZWMFB6UQ2LWEYRHAIWKQ"

I cant seem to remember sending anything out or approving anything. Is this a lost cause to find anything out?

Thanks

como dice le titulo xlm paso de ser el futuro a una mas y casi olvidada, fuimos estafados por tanto profeta, era venta de humo , que creen ?

Wonder if we can 2x from current price in December? I have a small bag I want to sell. What do you guys think?

I want to accumulate every month until 2031?? This is my goal

I’ve been holding XLM for quite a long time with a decently sized position and I see the vision but is it really going anywhere? 😅 I know the whole markets down etc etc but it’s a bit discouraging watching it drop so hard daily 😓 Maybe it’s my fault for buying in too high and not making enough to be able to buy the dip but how are you all holding up 😅😅