Exchange Bitcoin to Stellar

Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer electronic cash system that uses units of account under the same name. Bitcoins may be used to pay for goods and services provided that the suppliers accept them. There is a mechanism that allows to exchange bitcoins for traditional currencies with the help of special currency markets and exchange offices. On of the major Bitcoin distinctions is that it has no centralized issuing authority. The issuing mechanism can be used by anyone but within strict limits and only by using computational resources of the special hardware that is used to avoid double-spending. The base element of Bitcoin is an open-source code client application. The client applications are peer-to-peer networked with the help of an application layer protocol. For ensuring normal functioning and security of the system, cryptographic methods are used.

Stellar (XLM or STR) is a platform for real-time foreign exchange operations (real-time gross settlement system). It was founded in early 2014 as a branch from the Ripple system and for the first time worked on the same protocol. Later, Stellar developed its own open-source protocol. In the process of using its own kind of electronic currency, which was formerly called stellar (stellar) or star (star), and now called a lumen (lumen).