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Stellar (blockchain (consensus (Stellar Consensus Protocol (Federated…

- - - - White Paper
      - Federated Byzantine Agreement
        
        On Worldwide Consensus
- - - - They act as a bridge between different currencies and the Stellar network
      - All money transactions in the Stellar network (except the native digital currency of lumens) occur in the form of credit issued by anchors
    - - banks
      - saving institutions
      - farmer's CO-OPS
      - central banks
      - remittance companies
    - - issuing assets
      - federation
        
        definition: which allows a single Stellar account to represent multiple people
      - compliance
        
        The task of an anchor is handling regulatory compliance
        
        Anti-Money Laundering (AML)
  - - - When you hold assets in Stellar, you’re actually holding credit from a particular issuer. The issuer has agreed that it will trade you its credit on the Stellar network for the corresponding asset
      - When you hold an asset, you must trust the issuer to properly redeem its credit
      - To trust an issuing account, you create a trustline. Trustlines are entries that persist in the Stellar ledger. They track the limit for which your account trusts the issuing account and the amount of credit from the issuing account that your account currently holds
  - - - a Stellar asset is an electronic IOU. That IOU can be anything that represents a good, value, or service
      - also known as Tokens
      - Each asset, or token, can represent a specific good, service, or other value
      - Stellar assets can represent nearly infinite categories and specific values.
    - - an asset that automatically trusted
      - does not need to require a trust line
      - it also the Cryptocurrency for Stellar
- - - - stellar/js-stellar-sdk
    - - stellar/java-stellar-sdk
    - - stellar/go
    - - stellar/ruby-stellar-sdk
    - - StellarCN/py-stellar-base