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What is project Stella ?

Project Stella is born from a simple observation:

The universe of blockchains and cryptocurrencies, although exciting, may be relatively complex to apprehend.
Without acquiring usages and knowledge of this world, we may pass by essential information to take the right decisions regarding a reasonable investment.

At Stella's, we want to have a total transparency over all aspects of our token. Stella is communautary and has for ambition to be a vertuous asset over long term.

What are the great benefits of Stella token ?

Its greatest asset beyond its tokenomics (see lightpaper) is the transparency with which all information related to the project will be shared to the community.
The idea is to no longer have to worry about the asset price chart or possible marketing ad effects.
“With Stella, observing a starry sky has never been so pleasant“.

When will the launch occur ?

Our lips are sealed. This project restating on solid foundations, the Stella team is working hard to come up with the best possible project by making sure that everything works perfectly!

Join our channels for more listing information.

How to buy Stella ?

Reputed to be tricky, the purchase of Stella is simplified for you thanks to our tutorials describing all the necessary steps. Let yourself be guided ! The team may even have a big surprise for you in the future 😇

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Stella can be bought via the famous decentralized exchange PancakeSwap
Here is our step-by-step tutorial for buying Stella on the Binance Smart Chain network.

  1. Configure your Metamask wallet
  2. Add the BSC (Binance Smart Chain) network to your Metamask wallet
  3. Buy BNB and BUSD on Binance to fund your wallet
  4. Send your BNB & BUSD to your Metamask wallet
  5. Buy Stella token via PancakeSwap using contract address
  6. Congratulations, you have succesfully completed this tutorial !
How much fees are there when buying and selling ?

Below is the expected distribution for Stella. With the aim of complete transparency, each allocated percentage will have a dedicated and therefore verifiable wallet address on the blockchain.

<b>Maximum number of tokens in circulation: 10,000,000 Stella
  • 70% for sell team
  • 10% for the liquidity pool / 10,000 BUSD
  • 10% for the Stella team
  • 5% for events / marketing
  • 5% for new features
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Where can I check the Stella course ?

You can follow the price of Stella in real time via this link which redirects you to Dextool. You will then have the possibility to see the price graph as well as all the transactions made on behalf of the community.

How to get my Stella in my Metamask wallet ?

On the BSC (Binance Smart Chain) network of the Metamask wallet:

  • Click on “import tokens” then on the tab “custom token”.
  • Then enter Stella's contract address: 0xd6E0bCbAF1015a18a178529Fb50F631Df3840dF0
  • Finally click on the button “add custom token”
  • You now have the number of Stella tokens held in your wallet
How to join the community and get more information ?

Join us on our different communication channels to get all the essential information about the project and the different events by the team.
Surprises will be regularly organized on our networks below:

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Glossary

A

A.T.H (All Time High)

Highest level ever reached by the price of a market, sector, security or cryptocurrency.

Example: Bitcoin's ATH was reached on November 10, 2021 with a Bitcoin that was worth $68789

Address
Similar to an IBAN for your bank account, your wallet address is a unique key made up of a series of numbers and letters. It is used to send and receive cryptocurrency. It's sort of your wallet ID.
Altcoin
It is the term that designates “Alternative coins”, that is to say all other crypto-currencies apart from Bitcoin.

B

Bear market
Market characterized by a prolonged decline in prices, reflecting the pessimism and distrust of investors.
Blockchain
Distributed and secure database, in which are stored chronologically, in the form of blocks linked to each other, the successive transactions carried out between its users since its creation. The first blockchain appeared with the first bitcoins to serve as a register of transactions and replace intermediaries between buyers and suppliers of products and services.
BSC scan
Bull run
Market characterized by a prolonged rise in prices, reflecting investor optimism and confidence.
Buybacks

C

D

DApp (Decentralized Application)
DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging)
Recommended investment method to smooth the purchase price of a cryptocurrency. It is a medium-long term strategy that consists of regularly buying an exact amount of a cryptocurrency.
DeFi (Decentralized Finance)

Decentralized finance (DeFi) is an ecosystem of financial applications (dapps) that are built on blockchain networks (Binance Smart Chain, Ethereum, MATIC). In most cases, these dApps are open source and operate without a central authority with a peer to peer network of validators (or miners) rewarded with network fees when there is an interaction between one or more smart contracts.

We can schematize this process at the level of the user who validates the smart contract when transferring funds from a personal wallet, when interacting with a dapp or when creating a smart contract.

DEX (Decentralized Exchange)

A decentralized exchange, or DEX, is an exchange of cryptocurrencies for other assets operated by smart contracts. This means that the trust and the management of funds operate in a decentralized way without a central authority. Exchange users therefore retain control of their assets at all times.

One of the main differences with a centralized exchange (CEX) is that in the case of DEXs, the entity that oversees the transfer and security of the asset is replaced by blockchains.
In the case of Stella, we will use one of the most famous DEX with Pancakeswap which operates on the Binance Smart Chain blockchain.

Dividends

E

F

FIAT
We talk about Fiat when we refer to a standard fiat currency such as the euro or the dollar.
FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out)

It is the fear, the fear felt at the idea of missing out on an opportunity, of missing something. This fear often kicks in when the price of an asset skyrockets feeling like you've missed a train already on the way.
To avoid falling victim to FOMO, tip number 1 is.. . Do not rush! The worst thing to do is to want to make hasty and rash decisions.

FUD (Fear Uncertainty & Doubt)
It is the fear, uncertainty and doubt spread by individuals around an asset following, for example, a dump. It causes a feeling of panic on the market which spreads easily while it is often only based on wind. It is also a technique used by speculators to lower the price of an asset in order to buy it cheaper. Or simply discredit a project.
Fundamental analysis
It is the overall analysis of a cryptocurrency project. It consists of studying as much information as possible about the project in order to make an investment decision. This analysis is used to understand the fundamentals of the project thanks to the whitepaper, to evaluate the marketing strength or even the result of an audit.
Fundamental analysis is to be differentiated from technical analysis which will only be a study of charts (Japanese candlesticks).

G

H

Holders

The terms “HODL” or “HOLD” are commonly used in the cryptocurrency world. We are holders quite simply when we keep a cryptocurrency for the long term. You are a holder when you have confidence in a project, especially after having carried out a complete fundamental analysis.
In the case of Stella, holders are rewarded for their confidence.

I

ICO (Initial Coin Offering)
It's kind of a fundraiser in the cryptocurrency world. It allows new projects to raise funds in the cryptocurrency of their choice to get started. In return, the investor receives tokens from the project.
IEO (Initial Exchange Offering)

J

Japanese candlesticks
It is a technique of representing prices in the form of “candles” and “wicks” (hence the term Candlestick) invented by Japanese speculators in the 17th century on the rice market. Since then, these types of charts are used for technical stock market analysis to detect future trends from past prices.

K

L

Liquidity pool

It corresponds to the pool of tokens locked in the smart contracts. Thus in the case of Stella, the user has the possibility of exchanging for purchase or sale on the token pair defined in the project, namely Stella/BUSD or BUSD/Stella.
An investor can also contribute liquidity (LP Token) to these liquidity pools in order to be rewarded with a commission on a transaction at a height proportional to the percentage held in this liquidity pool.

M

Market cap
Metaverse

N

O

P

Panic sell
Unreasoned behavior of an investor who consists in selling part or all of these crypto-currencies very quickly when the price of the asset begins to fall. A panic sell is characterized by a mass of investors all selling in the same unit of time. This mass movement causes a sharp drop in asset prices to the detriment of holders.
Ponzi
In the cryptocurrency universe, a ponzi refers to a shitcoin project set up by unscrupulous people. The Ponzi Pyramid takes its name from an infamous scam which consists of a fraudulent arrangement where investors are remunerated on new investors until it is no longer enough and the system collapses with loss and crash.
Pump & Dump
Unlike a bull run or a bear market (a bullish or bearish market in the medium term), the pump & dump are sudden sharp rises and falls. They often cause unreasoned investment management decisions of FOMO or Panic Sell.

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S

Sell team
It is the fact of allocating a number of Stella tokens for resale in order to regulate the price of a crypto-currency. This token sale by the Stella project team recovers liquidity for other investments such as the trading algorithm.
Shitcoin

The term shitcoin is referred to when a crypto-currency project has no solid fundamentals and is often driven by a marketing trend.
These projects multiply to scam (see <glossaryEntryLink>Ponzi</ glossaryEntryLink>) beginners with the promise of quick and huge short-term gains.

Slippage

It is the difference between the planned price of a transaction and the actual closing price obtained. A slippage is very often observed when a large quantity of orders (request to buy or sell) takes place simultaneously.
For the purchase or sale of Stella, we advise you to put a default “Slippage Tolerance” (tolerated slippage effect) of 5% to be sure that your transaction is taken into account at the right time.

Smart contract

Program whose code is included in a Blockchain and in which a set of instructions is defined which are executed automatically when certain conditions are met.

Smart contracts refer to complex transactions that meet specific rules. If the conditions are met, a Smart contract automates the completion of a transaction.

Snipe
Stablecoin

It is a cryptocurrency like BUSD, USDT or even USDC which is backed by a “safe haven” value like the dollar. Here 1 USDT will in theory always be worth 1$.
Having stablecoins on these wallets can be a good strategy to avoid price variations during a period of bear market and to be able to buy at good time. It is also possible to grow your stablecoins with certain protocols offering attractive returns.

Stack

It is a verb associated with the notion of long term. Indeed, stacking consists of blocking a quantity of crypto-currencies in exchange for various rewards. The most common rewards are:

  • compensation in the same cryptocurrency (Ex: stacking EGLD to get more EGLD)
  • the guarantee of being able to participate in IEO on exchanges such as FTX or Kucoin.

Stacking helps secure the network and allows the investor to generate passive income similar to dividends over the medium - long term.

T

Technical analysis
The trading algorithm is based on a mathematical model that makes (or proposes) trading decisions on behalf of a trader. The goal is to be able to take positions (trade) according to the analysis of multiple indicators in order to generate profit.
The monthly return of the algorithm makes it possible, for example, to make buyback for a token like Stella.
Trading algorithm

The trading algorithm is based on a mathematical model that makes (or proposes) trading decisions on behalf of a trader. The goal is to be able to take positions (trade) according to the analysis of multiple indicators in order to generate profit.

The monthly return of the algorithm makes it possible, for example, to make buyback for a token like Stella.

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V

Volatility

W

Wallet
Whales
Whitepaper

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Y

Z

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