The four most famous international exchanges:

Binance INTL	OKX INTL	Gate.io INTL	Huobi INTL
China Line　APP DL	China Line　APP DL	China Line　APP DL	China Line　APP DL

Note: The above exchange logo is the official website registration link, and the text is the APP download link.

How to mine Stellar Lumens XLM? How to mine stellar coins? Recently, it can be said that it has become very popular. Many people are buying in large quantities, and many people are asking the editor about the situation of Stellar Lumens. A lot of mining machines have been invested in mining, and many friends have started to leave messages, or in private, about its development prospects, prices, or their wallets. I believe that everyone will be able to understand it after reading this special issue. Very helpful. What we are going to talk about today is Stellar Lumens mining.

Stellar Lumens, the full English name is Lumens, and the digital currency code is XLM. The previous English name of Stellar Lumens was Stellar, abbreviated as STR. It was later renamed Lumens by the operating company, which is also called Lumens when translated. Stellar, a cryptocurrency founded by former Ripple founder Jed
The digital currency project initiated by McCaleb is used to build a decentralized gateway for transmission between digital currency and legal currency. It will be provided to users in the form of free distribution, with an initial supply of 100 billion, of which 95% of the number of stellar coins will be distributed free of charge.

Stellar is a diverse team, with board members including former Square COO Keith Rabois, Stripe CEO Patrick
Collison, while Dogecoin co-founder Jackson Palmer and AngelList co-founder Naval Ravikant will serve as advisors to the project.

Stellar is an open source protocol for value exchange.
The server runs the software that implements the protocol and uses the Internet to connect and communicate with other Stellar servers to form a global value exchange network. Each server stores a record of all "accounts" on the network. These records are stored in a database called the "general ledger". The server requests modifications to the general ledger by initiating a "transaction". A transaction refers to modifying the status of the account - the expenditure balance or modifying the account attributes. All servers agree on which set of transactions should be written to the current ledger - this process is called "consensus".

The consensus process occurs regularly, usually every 2-4 seconds. This keeps each server's copy of the ledger synchronized and consistent. The general ledger contains records for every account in the network, including balances, trust lines, and pending orders. It is a "snapshot" of the state of the Stellar network at a certain moment. Each Stellar server stores the current general ledger. After each round of consensus, confirming a set of transactions will move the general ledger forward from the current state. Due to storage conditions, Stellar servers may not necessarily save the history of previous transactions.

50% of Stellar’s supply is distributed to users around the world through the Direct Distribution Program, and 25% of XLM is distributed to financially underserved populations and non-profit organizations through the Increased Coverage Program. Another 20% of Stellar Lumens will be distributed through the Bitcoin Plan. The remaining 5% is used as the operating expenses of the Stellar operating company.

Of course, Stellar Lumens is a network that can quickly confirm a transaction. Its confirmation transaction time generally only takes a few seconds to complete, so it is very fast.