Stella Coin, a cryptocurrency variety known for its unique gold $4 coins, continues to intrigue investors. Notably, these coins have featured at the renowned ANA show and Lear Capital has unveiled a rare 1879 $4 Gold Stella Coin, fetching almost $900,000 at an auction in Wisconsin. Binance, a popular crypto exchange, has even provided a guide on how to buy
Stellar Lumens (XLM) which is backed by the
Stella Coin. Interestingly, Stellar has incorporated
smart-contracts, positioning itself as a direct competitor to Ethereum. With numerous speculations about the XLM coin potentially reaching $1 in 2025, the market seems bullish about its future prospects. Adding to the organization's innovative strategies, Stellar has joined the Bytecode Alliance to help develop an
EVM alternative Wasm. In other news,
Yellow Card has introduced USD Coin (USDC) on the Stellar Network for quick cross-border transactions and Circle's EURC StableCoin has found a launch pad in the Stellar Network. However, the coin has experienced few hiccups recently with the Stellar Foundation having claims of a $13M bankruptcy from Genesis Bank. Additionally, there have been attempts to sell fake $300,000 Gold Stella Coin, posing an integrity issue. It is also under significant price pressure due to the rising trend of Meme Coin investments. In conclusion, despite minor setbacks and speculations, Stella Coin promises immense potential in the crypto market.
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