We have received reports from many users about dusting attack of massive scale being carried out on the Stellar network. Very tiny amount of Stellar Lumens, ~0.00001 XLM are being sent out to many users. Users usually do not pay attention to it as it has no value. However, after dusting many different addresses, the attacker does an analysis of these addresses to identify which ones belong to same wallets.
Automated market makers are finally going to become available on the Stellar network. This would be a great step forward for network. This new core advancement proposal, CAP-38, is meant to attract liquidity.
Your Stellar address normally reads like this GC4DYR…….. but it is possible to get an easy-to-read Stellar address that looks very much like an email address. For instance, our Stellar address is stellarupdate*stellarterm.com and if enter that into a Stellar wallet like Lobstr, it will send XLM to our Stellar address that starts with GC4DYR.
Stellar blockchain has built-in decentralized exchange (DEX) feature which allows users to buy and sell Stellar tokens / assets. There are many user interfaces that have been built by developers to take advantage of this. The first such Stellar decentralized exchange was StellarPort.io which was followed by Stellar Term.
(more…)Folks at Anchor USD have pushed an update for their app that lets you manage multiple bank accounts. Now, it is easy to add or remove bank accounts within the app.
Stellar Term is a Stellar decentralized exchange that lets you trade Stellar tokens / assets. StellarTerm.com is completely decentralized and no one has control over your transactions.
Stellar Development Foundation (SDF) does not offer staking in any manner. If you are getting an email about XLM staking, it is a scam and will take you to a fraudulent website where it will ask you to enter your secret key.
