Stellar is a blockchain that was originally inspired by Ripple, but later developed in its own direction. Stellar supports smart contracts and is used by some companies to launch their Security Token Offerings (STO).
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Stellar News Ticker
May 16 2019 Stellar node outage halts transactions for two hours
Mar 18 2019 Stellar silently patched a $2.25 Billion inflation bug in 2017
Mar 04 2019 Is Stellar’s 2019 roadmap a game changer?
Sep 06 2018 IBM introduces Stellar based blockchain wire payment
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