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Author Topic: Why you don't want to buy Stellar. Stellar Distribution revealed. Premine Scam  (Read 4262 times)
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August 11, 2014, 08:33:30 AM
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https://stellartalk.org/topic/684-top-str-holders/?p=6435

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1. 97,539,797,000.999664 STR (97B)

2. 2,000,000,001 STR (2B)

3. 76,311,230.492685 STR (76M)

4. 54,217,725.127013 STR (54M)

5. 42,205,445.231941 STR (42M)

6 .19,272,843.765859 STR (19M)

7. 10,428,807.210988 STR (10M)

8. 9,588,392.263069 STR (9M)

9. 8,561,881.459958 STR (8M)

10. 4,846,079.955805 STR (4M)
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From their official forum.  Total supply is 100 billion.

Stellar sits on a 97 billion premine
Stripe sits on a 2 billion premine

Number 3 - 10 is not clarified, quite likely they are insiders of Stellar-Stripe who assigned themselves tens of millions of Stellar.  Alternative explanation is these are wallets belonging to professional blackhat hackers who were able to use thousands of Facebook accounts to acquire millions of Stellar at a time when each Facebook account was given 10K Stellar without verification.


How many people still think Stellar is a good buy?  You only get thousands from signing up and you're buying 10K-100K when there's Stellar-Stripe ("SS") sitting on billions and then individuals who already own 10+ million.

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August 11, 2014, 08:53:30 AM
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Wow..  Roll Eyes  Roll Eyes
I bought over 200k from friends with cheap price few days ago, I got 0.4 BTC profit.
But I thought I won't buy from exchanger with hope price bigger. I didn't think the price more than 400 satoshi.
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August 11, 2014, 08:56:51 AM
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Thought Stellar was too good to be true. Distribution looks a little disturbing.
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August 11, 2014, 09:40:07 AM
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Stellar is not a good investment if you're going for long term, but still you can make a good profit by buying or selling stellar or doing arbitrage between exchangers

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August 11, 2014, 09:50:26 AM
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Lol so you guys will keep posting that premine thing in every topic? stellar is not another shit altcoin on where the devs or early adopters dump their stacks on the minimum raise.. those alts are which you need to stay away and stop spamming this topics..
The 95 percent of stellar is for giveaways in future years and if you know a little about ripple you should know that even when it reached 5k per btc, the devs dint dump any of their xrps on their control, and later went down but because of the normal people himself.
So do your job with all the shitcoins outhere not here.
Anyway if some people is attacking this coin surely is because its good.
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August 11, 2014, 10:23:07 AM
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Which is the logic reason so that someone that has all the coins should dump his own market? Roll Eyes

More over, no one of them is anonymous. They have an image and career.
https://www.stellar.org/about/

The logic is out of here.

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August 11, 2014, 11:17:03 AM
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Hey, it's not for profit, it says on the website.

So is Steller the new XRP?

I just had a peep at the team, and they don't look very savvy.

I was surprised to see:

Jackson Palmer
Co-Founder of Dogecoin
Jackson is a marketing guru, crypto currency enthusiast, developer and lecturer. Infamous for creating the ultra popular digital currency known as Dogecoin. He is the Product Marketing Manager at Adobe and a devoted shibe.

Oh fuck!

https://www.stellar.org/about/

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August 11, 2014, 11:21:53 AM
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Well.. they better do a much better job at security if they want people to come back. They dont want a situation where they are classified as a shitcoin just coz they could not take care of security. I was scammed of 10 K stellar today and no one seems to know how it happened. The admins disappeared from stellar talk the moment they saw these complaints escalating. They sent out 3.5K stellar, the moment i clicked to claim it, it sent all my available balance to some unknown scammer!

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August 11, 2014, 11:34:43 AM
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My facebook isn't eligible, apparently

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August 11, 2014, 12:54:52 PM
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lmao at people trying to compare Stellar to the random shitcoins we see everyday, it got 3 million in funding to start up you fucking idiots don't know when to quit.
Premines waaahhhh grow the fuck up.

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August 11, 2014, 01:21:54 PM
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I think the development of stellar still goin on.
But if they found out that they can earn more by selling their own str to outsider the stellar itself will cross to the market and grab the oppurtunity.
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