Stellar Mission: Distribute Wealth

There are days when history appears in the form of a timeline with a brilliant "ISO 20022 Badge", a briefcase inscribed "Quantum Ledger" that whispers seductively.

While everyone talks about the 10th anniversary of #Ethereum , few notice that on July 31, exactly 11 years ago, the Stellar protocol was born.

Stellar was initially launched on July 31, 2014, along with the Stellar Development Foundation (SDF), a nonprofit organization that supported it. It was co-founded by Jed McCaleb and Joyce Kim.

If #XRP is the Central Bank's ATM and #QNT is the universal translator between blockchains, #XLM is the protocol that sits in a corner and distributes wealth.

🔑 You get liquidity, a microcredit, an unbanked sovereign wallet with KYC-lite AI protection. The monetary teleportation platform for the people.

📝 Want to see its resume?

🎖️ Stellar complies with the ISO 20022 standard, and XLM is its digital passport.

🎖️ No mining. No wasted energy. No intermediaries called Chad.

🎖️ Micropayments.

🎖️ Fixed supply (around 50 billion tokens). No hidden inflation, no economic voodoo.

🎯 And let's not forget that:

- Circle → Stellar is the launch platform.

- Franklin Templeton → Tokenized assets? Also Stellar.

- MoneyGram → Cross-border payments for operations not made of memes? Stellar again.

- #PYUSD from PayPal? Guess who just hired the former of Stellar? Exactly.

Fractional redistribution of wealth? Here’s the trick:

1 XLM = 100 million #Stroops.

🔎 These micro-units are designed to distribute wealth and can segment demographics, geolocations, and even smart contracts.

⚙️ It’s about interoperable, sovereign finance in a monetary system where individuals, governments, and institutions can participate in real-time.

And in this new system, its mission is to connect the dots.