>IBM United States validator node added to the Stellar network
>500 million lumens released into supply, done so on the basis of new partnerships
>Coinbase, a United States company, goes down for scheduled maintenance
>Coinbase follows same protocol as last time before they added BCH
>GDAX boots back up...
Stellar.
Wat
PLEASE
What does he mean by this?
Buy stellar
IBM US Node added > XLM now accepts/can be bought directly with USD > Coinbase accepts USD to purchase coins directly > Stellar releases 500 million into supply, typically this is done for partnerships with new companies > Coinbase is currently following the same exact steps they did when they released BCH > IF they add a new coin tonight, it very well could be the reason Stellar has been steady over the course of the fallout from the 50% correction
how do you see they released more lumens?
>coinbase listing a coin that will directly compete with them
???
Coinbase or GDAX will not trade XLM
so stellar diluting the supply by 1/2 a billion coins is desirable... okay.
That's actually really smart desu
You stellar marines are cooked, why would they put up a coin that will eventually ruin their business
It's the only coin algo's keep buying and accumulating anymore
So glad I am in this instead of TURTLECOIN
Isn't it more likely that the upcoming FairX beta launch is happening? They've already said that it will launch end of jan/early feb...
Why did Busch buy Rolling Rock?
no its not. its free publicity for stellar and therefore fairx....how the fuck would that be smart?
They would probably have enough publicity as it is. At least coinbase would be a little bit relevant.
It's like vhs over betas, pretty smart desu
Either way, between possible coinbase listing and fairx beta launch, stellar will moon soon
money = money, idiot. how the fuck do you think Coinbase does it?