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How can I list and sell Stellar based Tokens (not XLM)?
Most wallets support all functions needed for the token creation and distribution.
The process is really straightforward.
Create two account keypairs: the issuing and holder accounts.
Fund both ...
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How to place time restrictions on assets issued to a persons wallet
You can do this, but you'll have to create one additional account that supports the process (you can merge it with your account later so it shouldn't be a big problem). Let's say the accounts are as ...
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Best practice for issuing a new asset and locking an account
There are no specific requirements regarding issuing account locking. It's up to the issuing entity whether to lock account or not. Master key weight can be changed at any time, thus most anchors ...
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How to place time restrictions on assets issued to a persons wallet
You can't freeze a specific amount of an asset on the account.
However there is an approach that might help you with your case. I haven't it tried myself, but in theory it should work.
Send 80% of ...
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Asset type is always credit_alphanum12?
I understand you are parsing /accounts/{id} endpoint. A single balance object is of the following form:
{
"balance": "0.0000000",
"limit": "922337203685.4775807",
"asset_type": "...
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Do tokens created through Stellar map one-to-one?
No.
New tokens on Stellar are created through adding a trustline with a Change Trust operation. You can set up as many trustlines as you want so long as you fulfil the minimum account balance (...
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Is it possible to have several issuers of an Asset?
Yes, it's possible.
You can have multiple issuers issue assets with the same asset code. In order to achieve this, the "count collector account" would need to create trustlines for the same <...
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Preventing knock-off assets
I understand from here and here that assets are defined by the unique combination of their asset_code and their asset_issuer.
If you understand this fully, you also understand Trustlines. An account ...
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Preventing knock-off assets
Tokens are created by simply sending them from the issuer account to anyone elses account. Your "Steve" account is unique and you are the only one in possession of the private key, nobody else can ...
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Preventing knock-off assets
what prevents non-Stevens from issuing dollars, bitcoins, coconuts, or SteveCoins they aren’t authorized to issue?
Who would authorize that? Stellar is decentralized, so there is no central authority ...
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Given a public key, is there a way to find the assets issued by the account?
Yes, it's possible. You can use /assets endpoint. Do not forget to provide a large enough limit parameter, as Horizon always return max 10 records by default.
For example, here is the list of assets ...
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Guide on issuing stable coins
You don't have to lock your issuing account. The idea of locking the issuing account is to limit the supply of all tokens. Once the issuing account is locked, no more tokens can be ever created again ...
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Unable to create wallet due to issuer issue
The account is now around: https://horizon-testnet.stellar.org/accounts/GCZDLM6KBK7P42JB6ONIZNYXE24G72PWUXLOZBOLE5EEGOC2FUKKIN4R
By any chance, if an account "suddenly" disappears, the only ...
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Is it possible to have several issuers of an Asset?
Would it suffice your needs to have:
a single issuer
several distributors seeded with a pool of tokens from the issuer (which can be replenished if necessary)
a single counter to receive the tokens
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When issuing a new verified asset is there anything beyond hosting a stellar.toml file I should be sure to do?
Yes, HTTPS is a must. The issuing account home domain should be specified in TLD format without protocol (your.domain.com, not the https://your.domain.com/).
If your stellar.toml has correct format ...
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