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Overview
Born in 2014, Stellar (XLM) sits in the digital payments category. Its network runs on Stellar Consensus Protocol and its supply is capped at 50.000M. Like all cryptocurrencies, it is an extremely volatile asset with no guarantees: only allocate money you could afford to lose entirely.
Full factsheet
- Category
- Payments
- Launched
- 2014
- Consensus
- Stellar Consensus Protocol
- Max supply
- 50.000M
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Frequently asked questions
When was Stellar launched?+
Stellar (XLM) launched in 2014. You can check its full price and development history on its official site and on CoinGecko.
How does Stellar's consensus work?+
Its network uses Stellar Consensus Protocol, with a maximum supply of 50.000M. This determines how transactions are validated and how its supply evolves over time.
Is Stellar a good long-term investment?+
Nobody can guarantee that: cryptocurrencies are highly volatile assets. If you decide to invest, contributing a fixed amount every month (DCA) tends to smooth out the risk compared to trying to time the market.
Where can I safely buy Stellar?+
Through a regulated exchange with enough volume. Compare fees and, for larger amounts, consider withdrawing your funds to your own wallet instead of leaving them on the exchange.
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