FAQ (APP)
Quick start questions:
How to create a new wallet?
To connect to the DeFi ecosystem you will need a Stellar wallet. You can create a new Stellar account or connect an existing one.
How to connect a wallet?
If you already have a Stellar account, you can connect it to Scopuly using the passphrase you received when creating a wallet in Scopuly or directly using the secret key.
How to activate a wallet?
In order for your new address to become available on the Stellar Network, it must be activated. To do this, send at least 2 XLM to your new address, after which your address will immediately become active. You can quickly buy XLM on Scopuly in the Buy Crypto section. You can send XLM to your new address from your centralized exchange or any of your other Stellar wallets. If you are sending XLM to your Scopuly wallet, the memo is not required.
How to pay using QR code?
In Scopuly you can create a QR Payment Request and receive payment from your clients or partners for your services or goods, etc. A QR Payment Request is a pre-created data object (recipient account, asset, amount, memo) transmitted in the form of a QR code or web link to make a deposit to the beneficiary account specified in the payment request. In Scopuly you can easily scan such a QR code and quickly pay using the specified details. If there is no asset on your balance sheet that is specified in the Payment Request, you will be able to pay such an invoice with any of your assets that are on your balance sheet, provided that the amount of the asset being sent is sufficient to pay. Guide to paying with a QR code
How to Buy/Sell assets?
Once you have created and funded your new account, you can start exploring the Stellar DeFi ecosystem by buying or selling different assets. To do this, simply go to the Assets section and select any of those presented for review and trading. Guide to buy assets
How to Swap assets?
If you need to quickly exchange one asset for another at the most favorable rate, you can do in the Swap section. The Stellar Path Payment algorithm will quickly find you the most profitable exchange paths through DEX and AMM with minimal spread and maximum liquidity. Swap Guide
How to make money on AMM?
In Scopuly you can make money on AMM by providing liquidity for market pairs of assets. Stellar Liquidity Pools infuse markets with liquidity and significantly reduce slippage and market volatility. For providing assets to liquidity pools, Stellar AMM rewards providers with fees of 0.3% for each trade in the pool in proportion to your ownership percentage of the pool shares. APY on liquidity pools can reach +80% and higher. Also, many pools reward their liquidity providers with additional bonuses of up to +14% APY in pool tokens. For more details, see the Earn Crypto section. How to Add Liquidity to a Liquidity Pool
Account Settings:
Local Wallet Name
The local wallet name is visible only to you and will help you better navigate the lists of your accounts.
Federation Name
Federated addresses provide an easy way for users to share payment details by using a syntax that interoperates across different domains and providers.
Stellar federated addresses are divided into two parts separated by the asterisk character (*): the username and the domain. For example: jed*stellar.org Guide
Home Domain
The Home Domain field points to the web domain where you post stellar.toml file, and your stellar.toml file provides a common place where the Internet can find information about your Stellar integration. There’s a lot of information you can put into the stellar.toml file, most common being [[CURRENCIES]] info for custom assets issued by your service.
The file is a bridge between domain names and the official Stellar accounts utilized by that service.
Anyone can look up your stellar.toml file, and it proves that you’re the owner of the HTTPS domain linked to a Stellar account and that you claim responsibility for the accounts and assets listed on it.
Account Merge
To merge an account, you need to delete more than just the XLM balance. You also need to delete all subentries: trustlines must be cleared and removed, additional signers must be removed, open offers must be closed, and data entries must be deleted.
Multi-Sig
Signatures are authorization for transactions on the network. Transactions always need authorization from at least one public key to be valid and generally, the signature comes from the source account. Sometimes transactions require more signatures. Guides
Add Signer
Each additional signer beyond the master key increases the account’s minimum balance by one base reserve. Up to 20 signatures can be attached to one transaction. Once a signature threshold is met, if there are leftover signatures, the transaction will fail.
By default, all operation threshold levels are set to 0, and the master key is set to weight 1. For most cases, it is recommended to set thresholds such that low <= medium <= high.
If the master key’s weight is set at 0, it cannot be used to sign transactions, even for operations with a threshold value of 0.
Be very careful setting your master key weight to 0. Doing so may permanently lock you out of your account!
Thresholds: Low, Medium, High
All operations fall into one of three threshold categories: low, medium, or high, and each threshold category has a weight between 0 and 255 (which can be determined using set_options).
Thresholds determine what signature weight is required for the operation to be accepted. For example, let’s say an account sets the medium threshold weight to 5. If the account wants to successfully establish a trustline with the changeTrust operation, the weight of the signature(s) must be greater than or equal to 5.
Signature Weight For Tx Auth
Each transaction falls under a certain threshold category: low, medium, or high with a numeric level from 0 to 255. This threshold determines what signature weight is required to authorize the transaction.
To determine if a transaction has the necessary authorization to run, the weights of all the signatures in the transaction envelope are added up. If this sum is equal to or greater than the threshold for that operation type, then the operation is authorized.
Secret Key
With your account's secret key, you can authorize your wallet not only in Scopuly but also in other Stellar apps. This is not safe. Be careful and check the application you trust with your secret key.
Warning! You are about to gain access to your account's Secret Key. This means that you agree that you will not have any questions from Scopuly about the security of your account, as revealing the key means that you will be able to authorize your account in any applications other than Scopuly and make transactions from there.
Lock Account
A locked account will no longer be able to send any transactions to the network. Be extremely careful with this option. This is usually useful for asset issuers to confirm that the issuer account cannot issue assets.
Payments
What is Stellar Payments?
Stellar is an open source decentralized payment protocol. It allows you to quickly make cross-border transfers, payments and exchanges between any pairs of currencies (tokens). The speed of Stellar transactions is within 2-5 sec and the transaction price is only about $0.0001, which can be said instantly and for free. Stellar has a unique Stellar Consensus Protocol (SCP) consensus system that uses a set of distributed servers to validate and validate transactions on the network. This system ensures the reliability and security of transactions, as well as protecting the network from attacks.
What is memo?
Some CEX exchanges and financial institutions use memos as a way to identify payments. Therefore, be careful if you send your payment to the address of the exchange - they may require a memo in a strict order. Usually all Stellar wallets and exchanges like Scopuly don't require a memo.
What assets can be sent?
You can send any assets that are on your Stellar Account without any restrictions. Stellar makes payments and asset exchanges fast and cheap.
Why Stellar has such low fees?
One of the main advantages of Stellar is its high speed and low transaction fees. The system can process up to 100,000 transactions per second and charge a fee of less than $0.0001 per transaction. This makes Stellar one of the fastest and most affordable blockchains for real-world payments and money transfers around the world.
Recipient from QR code
Tap the QR code icon next to the recipient address input field to scan and fill in the destination address.
How to send assets to a Federation address?
Paste your federation address into the Recipient field and proceed with the payment. The federation address will be checked for existence and if such an address exists, the Recipient field will be filled with the native Stellar address. How to set the Federation Name
Mass Payments
What is type of operation?
You can choose between a simple payment, which is a non-refundable payment, or a pending payment, which can be delayed in time for the recipient.
How to enter addresses correctly?
Each new address must start on a new line without spaces, punctuation or indentation. Addresses can be separated by commas, but each address must be on a new line.
How many addresses can be entered?
One Stellar transaction can include up to 100 operations. Therefore, you can enter no more than 100 recipient addresses for your payments at a time.
Requirements for recipient addresses
All recipient addresses must be funded with XLM.
If you send an asset other than Stellar XLM - all recipient addresses must have this token added (trustline) to them that you need to send.
If these rules are not met, even one operation will result in an error - the entire transaction will be rejected and payments will not be sent.
What is a Claimable Balance?
Claimable Balance is a type of payment deferred in time. When receiving such a payment, the recipient must personally claim it in their wallet.
How Stellar fees are calculated?
Each recipient of your payment is a separate transaction on Stellar Ledger. For bulk payments, the minimum fee amount for one Stellar transaction, which is specified in the general settings of Scopuly, is multiplied by the number of recipient addresses and the total amount of fees for this transaction is obtained.
What is Memo?
Memo is a note to your payments. Your recipients will be able to read a short message when viewing the transaction.
Payment Request
What is a Payment Request?
Payment Request is a pre-created data object (recipient's account, asset, amount, memo) transmitted as a QR code or a web link for a deposit to the recipient's account specified in the payment request. Payment Requests
How to create a Payment Request?
To create a Payment Request, you need to specify the address of the recipient of this payment request, the asset and the amount you want to receive.
Who can pay for a Payment Request?
Any Stellar user can pay for such a payment request. Even if the user does not have such an asset on the balance that you specified when creating the payment request, the user will still be able to pay such an invoice with any of his assets, and you will receive the asset that you specified.
How to enter addresses correctly?
Each new address must start on a new line without spaces, punctuation or indentation.
How can i pay for such a request?
To pay, you need to send your client a link to the QR code of the payment request. You can pay for your request directly from the link in the Scopuly web app or scan the QR code in the Scopuly mobile app for iOS or Android. You can use Payment Requests to sell your products online or offline, to receive payments from your customers, or to accept donations from your fans.
What is Memo?
If you specify a memo when creating a Payment Request, then all payments from your customers will be sent to your address with the note that was specified when creating the Payment Request. This may be useful when identifying incoming payments.
Swap
What assets can be swapped?
You can swap any Stellar assets that you have on your address balance and you have enough tokens on your balance to complete the transaction.
Slippage Tolerance
Slippage tolerance is a setting that allows you to determine how much price slippage you're willing to accept so that your order can be executed. Defines the minimum amount of assets your want to receive after a swap. Higher percentages will reduce the minimum amount off assets you`ll receive from the swap.
What is Swap Type?
The strict send swap path endpoint lists the paths a swap can take based on the amount of an asset you want to send. The source asset amount stays constant, and the type and amount of an asset received varies based on offers in the order books. The strict receive swap path endpoint lists the paths a swap can take based on the amount of an asset you want the recipient to receive. The destination asset amount stays constant, and the type and amount of an asset sent varies based on offers in the order books. Swap
MAX and ESTIMATE values
MAX is the exact amount you give or receive. ESTIMATE is the amount calculated from the state of the dex, prices and liquidity.
Min and Max Amount
Destination min/max is a protective measure, it allows you to specify a lower bound for an acceptable conversion. If offers in the order books are not favorable enough for the operation to deliver that amount, the operation will fail.
What is Path?
Rather than the operation transferring assets directly from one account to another, path payments cross through the SDEX and/or liquidity pools before arriving at the destination account. For the path payment to succeed, there has to be a DEX offer or liquidity pool exchange path in existence. It can sometimes take several hops of conversion to succeed.
What is a Destination Address?
You can specify the destination address and in this case the amount of the received asset will be sent to the specified address. This may come in handy when you need to make a payment to someone in an asset that you need to pre-exchange and then make the payment. In this case, you make the exchange and payment in one transaction.
What is Memo?
A memo may be required when you swap your assets and specify a different destination address. Such an operation will be more like a standard payment and may require a note for such a transaction.
What Trustline?
In order to trade, receive, or hold any asset on the Stellar network you must first establish a trustline with the anchor’s issuing account. Trustlines are added to your Stellar account and let you hold a token as well as specify the amount of that token you're willing to hold. Trustlines also keep you from receiving unwanted assets.
Why such low swap transaction fees?
One of the main advantages of Stellar is its high speed and low transaction fees. The system can process up to 100,000 transactions per second and charge a fee of less than $0.0001 per transaction. This makes Stellar one of the fastest and most affordable blockchains for real-world payments and money transfers around the world.
Liquidity Pool
What are liquidity pools on Stellar?
Liquidity pools on Stellar are pairs of assets with locked funds from liquidity providers, facilitating automatic trading without the need for limit orders or an order book.
Introduction to AMM in Liquidity Pools
AMM, or Automatic Market Maker, automatically calculates token prices within a trading pair based on the balance of both tokens in the pool, providing liquidity without the need for traditional order matching.
Role of Liquidity Providers
Liquidity providers supply funds to liquidity pools, enabling traders to buy and sell tokens. In return, they receive a share of the transaction fees paid by traders.
Managing Liquidity: Deposit and Withdraw
Users can add liquidity to pools by providing their own funds, maintaining a 50%/50% ratio of coins in the pool. Liquidity can be withdrawn by indicating the desired percentage of liquidity to be removed.
What are Pool Shares?
Pool shares are similar to other assets on Stellar but they cannot be transferred. You can only increase the number of pool shares you hold by depositing into a liquidity pool and decrease the number of pool shares you hold by withdrawing from a liquidity pool.
Exploring Pool Tokens and Rewards
Pool tokens represent a user's share of liquidity in a pool and are received when liquidity is added. These tokens allow users to withdraw their liquidity along with a share of the pool fees.
Creating Your Own Pool
Users can create their own liquidity pool, even with custom tokens, and become liquidity providers. Once created, other members of the Stellar network can also participate as liquidity providers.
Navigation Impermanent Loss
Impermanent Loss refers to potential losses in dollar terms that liquidity providers may incur due to price volatility in one or both tokens of the pool when withdrawing liquidity.
Claimable Balances
What is Sponsored Balance?
The amount of assets you can claim to your account.
The balance on the entry will be moved to the source account if there are no limit or trustline issues (for non-native assets), meaning the claimant must establish a trustline to the asset before claiming it.
Each Claimable Balance is a ledger entry, and each claimant in that entry increases the source account’s minimum balance by one base reserve (0.5 XLM).
What is Stellar claimable balances?
Claimable balances allow an account to send a payment to another account that is not necessarily ready to receive a payment. These are payments that may be delayed in time for the recipient to claim. They can be used when you are sending an asset to an account that does not yet have a trustline set up, which can be useful for linking new users or sending delayed payments.
How to claim Claimable Balance?
Go to the Claimable Balances page and select your connected account that has unclaimed balances that you want to claim and then tap on balance. In the opened sheet modal, tap the Claim button and confirm the transaction. Claim Guide
Who sends Balances to my address?
There are many different token issuers in Stellar and one of them may send some of their assets to your address to, for example, attract your attention to their tokens or projects. When you make payments, trade or swap assets, your address performs network activity, which issuer bots can see and send their tokens to your address automatically. You can claim this balance or simply ignore it.
How to claim all balances at once?
On the Claimable Balances page, you need to select your connected account and at the bottom of the list, click on the All Claimable Balances button, after which you will be taken to the full list of balances sent to you. At the very bottom of this list, click on the Claim All button and confirm the transaction.
What assets can be sent?
You can send any assets that are on your Stellar account. If your recipient does not have a trustline for the asset you are sending, they will still be able to receive the payment. When the recipient requests such a payment, the trustline will be set automatically and the payment will be credited to the address.
Can this payment be claimed back?
Yes, it is possible to claim such a payment back, as long as there were no restrictive temporary rules for the original sponsor account when creating the claimable balance.
Can the recipient refuse the payment?
The user cannot delete unnecessary claimable balances yet, he can ignore them. Soon the ability to refuse or hide such a payment will be added.
How to create and send Claimable Balance?
To create a Claimable Balance and send it to your recipients, go to the Payments / Pending page and fill out the form with all the necessary data for your expected payment and confirm the transaction.
When the sponsor can claim the balances?
Anytime The sponsor can claim the balance back at any time
After Claimant The sponsor can claim the balance back only after the End Time has been set for the claim
Never The sponsor will never be able to claim the balance back
Trustlines
What is Stellar Trustline?
In order to trade, receive, or hold any asset on the Stellar network you must first establish a trustline with the anchor’s issuing account. Trustlines are added to your Stellar account and let you hold a token as well as specify the amount of that token you're willing to hold. Trustlines also keep you from receiving unwanted assets.
How to add trustline to a token ?
Select your Stellar Account in the form above and click on the Accept Asset button.
(if you don't have an address yet, you can create one )
Create address Guide Trustlines are set using the Change Trust operation and cost a base reserve fee of 0.5 XLM each. What this means is that for each trustline you set, your account will be required to maintain 0.5 XLM in reserve that can’t be spent until you close your trustlines.
How to remove trustline?
Select your account and go to the page to manage (add/remove) all existing Trustlines at this address. There you can delete existing and add new Trustlines. To remove Trustlines, the balance of the asset to be removed must be zero (0.0000000)
How to Fund a new account?
If you have just created your Stellar Address, you will need to fund this address in order for it to be activated and appear on the Stellar Network. To do this, you need to send XLM (Stellar Lumens) cryptocurrency to this address. Recommended minimum 2 XLM.
Learn more about address activation.
Where to buy XLM?
You can buy XLM (as well as any other cryptocurrency) for fiat on Buy / Sell page. Enter your new address where you want to receive XLM and then enter your bank card and the required amount in your fiat currency (USD, EUR, etc.). After that, pay for the order and the cryptocurrency will be credited to your specified address.
Offers
What is a trading offer on SDEX?
An account can create orders to buy or sell assets using the Manage Buy Offer, Manage Sell Offer, or Passive Order operations. The account must hold the asset it wants to exchange, and it must trust the issuer of the asset it is trying to buy. Each order constitutes a selling obligation for the selling asset and buying obligation for the buying asset. These obligations are stored in the account or trustline owned by the account creating the order. Any operation that would cause an account to be unable to satisfy its obligations - such as sending away too much balance - will fail. This guarantees that any order in the orderbook can be executed entirely.
How to add an offer to the orderbook?
When you trade assets on Stellar, you always create trade offers to buy or sell. If you want to buy an asset below the market price, your offer will be created and placed in the order book on SDEX and will await a counter offer to sell from another market participant. This works the same way for selling assets. Offers either await execution in the order book or are executed immediately.
How to update an offer?
You can update the created offer by tapping on it. In the modal that opens, you can change the price, purchase amount and total sale amount and vice versa.
How to delete an offer?
When you open an offer for editing, next to the Update button there is a Delete offer button. When an offer is removed, the base reserve of 0.5 XLM is released back into your balance.
Transaction
What is Stellar Transaction
To perform actions with an account on the Stellar network, you compose operations, bundle them into a transaction, and then sign and submit the transaction to the network. Accounts can only perform one transaction at a time. Transactions comprise a bundle of between 1-100 operations (except smart contract transactions, which can only have one operation per transaction) and are signed and submitted to the ledger by accounts. Transactions always need to be authorized by the source account’s public key to be valid, which involves signing the transaction object with the public key’s associated secret key.
Price per transaction
The price per transaction is calculated from the number of operations in one transaction. The average transaction price costs $0.0001, that is, it’s easier to say free.
Share transaction using QR code
The Stellar network encodes transactions using a standardized protocol called External Data Representation (XDR). This format is converted into a QR code that can be shared. For example, you need to share a link to Trustline, or for example, you signed a transaction and you need another subscriber to sign it.
Operation
What is Stellar Operations?
To perform actions with an account on the Stellar network, you compose operations, bundle them into a transaction, and then sign and submit the transaction to the network. OperationsList are individual commands that modify the ledger. OperationsList are used to send payments, invoke a smart contract function, enter orders into the decentralized exchange, change settings on accounts, and authorize accounts to hold assets.
Operations thresholds
Each operation falls under a specific threshold category: low, medium, or high with a number level between 0-255 (to read more about this see our section on OperationsList and Transactions). This threshold determines what signature weight is needed to authorize an operation. Accounts can set their own signature weight, threshold values, and additional signing keys with the Set Options operation. By default, all operation threshold levels are set to 0, and the master key is set to weight 1.
Authorization of operations
To determine if a transaction has the necessary authorization to run, the weights of all the signatures in the transaction envelope are added up. If this sum is equal to or greater than the threshold for that operation type, then the operation is authorized. This scheme is very flexible. You can require many signers to authorize payments from a particular account. You can have an account that any number of people can authorize for. You can have a master key that grants access or revokes access from others. It supports any m of n setup.
Create Token
Creating Tokens on Stellar?
Stellar allows the creation of custom tokens on the network to represent other assets like dollars, euros, or precious metals. These custom tokens make it possible to quickly exchange between different currencies directly on Stellar. So, anyone can convert dollars to pesos, pesos to rupees, or any other currency pairs in real time at low exchange rates. All of this is possible through smart contracts and decentralized consensus without any centralized middlemen. New tokens can also be used to represent gift cards, loyalty points, or digital coupons for purchases.
How To Create Token on Stellar?
To make a token on Stellar, you first need a Stellar account to hold the tokens you will issue. Accounts require a base reserve of around 5-10 XLM to pay transaction fees.
You can create a new account here: Guide
The token details like name, number of decimals, and maximum supply need to be defined. Finally, you have to anchor the token’s value to an asset like a currency. This establishes the conversion rate between the token and the asset. Sufficient funds backing the total supply must also be deposited to orderbook.
DeFining Token Parameters
One of the important steps is to define the key parameters of the token. This includes giving the token a unique name and code. The name will be how the token is referred to, like “USD Coin” or “Tether”. The code is usually an abbreviation of the name, like “USDC” or “USDT”, and it must be entirely alphanumeric without spaces. You also need to specify the token’s issuing account or issuer on the Stellar network. This is the address of the account that controls the token and is authorized to issue and destroy tokens. Other important parameters include the total maximum supply of tokens that can ever exist, the number of decimals the token supports, and whether or not accounts are allowed to hold zero or sub-zero balances of the token.
Issuing the Token and Verifying
The next step is to issue the tokens by sending a payment transaction from the token issuer account to the distributor account on the Stellar network. This transaction instructs the blockchain to create a specified number of the new tokens being issued. You can start with creating the full maximum supply all at once or start with a smaller initial issuance. Once the transaction is submitted to the network, it will be included in the next ledger close and the new tokens will officially exist on Stellar. To verify the token was successfully created, you can check tools like Scopuly Explorer and Stellar Expert to see the token listed with its defined details. The distributor account will also see the new tokens in its balance. Other network participants can now send, receive, and trade the new token like any other issued asset on Stellar.
How to set the home domain?
To set the home domain, you need to log in to the issuer account, then in the settings in the Home Domain section enter the domain name and click "Set Home Domain"
How to burn tokens?
To remove tokens from circulation, tokens must be sent to the issuer's address.
Be careful - this burns tokens forever. You will not be able to increase the supply if the issuer's account is blocked.
Conclusion
In conclusion, creating tokens on Stellar is a straightforward process that allows developers, projects, and organizations to take advantage of blockchain technology.
By defining parameters, issuing tokens, and verifying creation on the distributed ledger, anyone can build the basic framework for a new digital asset.
Having a token on Stellar allows projects to gain exposure and develop in the expanding universe of decentralized applications and finance.
WatchList
How do i add an address?
On the address page, under the balance summary card, there is a Star icon. You can optionally set a name for the tracked address.
How do i add an Asset?
On the asset page, in the top menu, there is an icon for adding an asset to the watchlist.
How do i add a Liquidity Pool?
On the liquidity pool page, in the top menu, there is an icon for adding a liquidity pool to the watchlist.
How do i delete my Watchlist?
To delete a single section of the watchlist or the entire watchlist at once, tap the delete icon in the top menu on the right and select the delete option.
Rewards Program
💎Earn CryptoEarning Crypto With Scopuly
Scopuly offers various opportunities for earning crypto, including daily reward payments for participation, activity, promotion, staking, trading, and liquidity deposits for SCOP markets.
Understanding Holder Rewards
Holders can earn a +10% APY reward daily by simply holding a balance of at least 500 SCOP tokens. The Holder Rewards program allows users to earn passive income through their holdings.
Participating in Liquidity Rewards
Liquidity Rewards offer rewards ranging from +14% to 50% APY on liquidity pools. Users can participate in the program by having a pool share of at least 500 SCOP tokens, enabling them to earn rewards for providing liquidity.
Trader Rewards Distribution Process
Trader Rewards are distributed daily based on SCOP trading volume in the last 24 hours. Active traders can earn rewards as an incentive for their participation in SCOP trading activities.
Maximizing Referral Rewards
Users can earn cryptocurrency by inviting friends and followers to join Scopuly. Referral Rewards offer up to +25% for every SCOP purchase made through a user's referral link, providing an opportunity for earning together.
Exploring Airdrop Opportunities
The Airdrop program allows users to earn airdrops by completing simple quests such as subscribing, liking, discussing, and reposting Scopuly news. Users can accumulate experience, climb the leaderboard, and receive rewards.
Generating Income through AMM
Users can earn additional income on AMM by providing liquidity for pools. Apart from receiving trading fees, some trusted liquidity pools offer additional rewards in pool tokens, providing another avenue for earning.
Trading Strategies with Scopuly
Users can either hold proven assets in their portfolio for long-term gains or engage in trading digital assets on a decentralized exchange (SDEX) to profit from price differences, offering flexibility in investment strategies.
SCOP Token Role in Scopuly
The SCOP token serves various functions within the Scopuly ecosystem, including rewarding users, liquidity providers, and traders, while also fostering community growth and providing access to special services.
Buying SCOP Tokens on Scopuly
To buy SCOP tokens on Scopuly, users need to follow a few simple steps:
Create Account: Users need to create an account on Scopuly, which is quick and easy.
Activate Account: After creating the account, users must activate it by sending at least 2.5 XLM to their Stellar Address.
Accept SCOP: Users must open a Trustline for SCOP to own any Stellar asset.
Buy/Sell SCOP: Once the SCOP balance appears in the user's address, they can proceed to buy or sell tokens.
Partners
🤝Become PartnerToken creation and issuance
Token design, issue, website, market creation (order book), trading. Token and coin creation is the process of adding new assets to the cryptocurrency ecosystem. This mechanism introduces new coins and tokens into circulation, which can be used for trading and other tasks within the ecosystem.
Token promotion
Increasing the position of the token in the trending rating. Increasing the position of the token in the traffic rating. Articles in the trending section of the news feed; Updating information about the token (social networks, category, price chart tracking, checking the circulating supply of tokens, checking the volume/market capitalization, etc.).
Development of apps and smart contracts
Development of a wallet, trading bots, smart contracts or any other integration of Stellar into any systems/applications.
Create and launch stablecoins
A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency whose rate is tied to the rate of a certain fiat currency (this could be the US dollar, euro, pound, franc, yen, ruble, whatever) or a precious metal like gold. Simply put, the binding should be carried out exclusively to a real asset. In a sense, stablecoins can be called derivatives, since they are secondary instruments that depend on the behavior of the primary instrument. They, as is clear from the name and any stablecoin stock, are stable, they are not as susceptible to the volatility of the cryptocurrency market as the same bitcoin.
Settings
⚙️App SettingsNotifications
Determine what types of notifications will work in your wallet. There are three types of notifications: Payments, Claims, Trades.
Stellar Fees
Inclusion fee: the maximum amount the submitter is willing to pay for the transaction to be included in the ledger.
Sticky Searchbar
Sticky searchbar in lists such as Payments, Trades, Offers, Operations, Transactions.
Show last transaction
Display transaction data after a successful ledger closure. Enabled by default for organic exploration of the Stellar ecosystem. You can disable it when you no longer need it.
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