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Bitcoin is the cryptocurrency that started it all – the “flagship” of the cryptocurrency industry. It is undoubtedly the best-known crypto on the planet – even if you were to buy XLM, you probably know perfectly well what Bitcoin is! There are quite a few technical and even philosophical differences between Bitcoin and many of the altcoins located on the market, and naturally, they differ in terms of popularity and reputation, too. As compared to 2018 and 2019 Stellar prices, the performance of the coin slightly improved in early 2020 but again, during this global pandemic, it fell again to its low of $0.03, but it was still significantly more valuable than in the first couple years of its existence. Later, XLM marked a sharp spike and crossed the $0.2 mark in 2021. However, in 2022, the currency registered a significant downtrend.
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Thank you for your response. I have another question. On Coinbase, when you send crypto to someone’s email, is it tied to the original sender in any way? Or is the crypto completely owned by the person who receives the crypto with no ties to the sender? I would like to give some people crypto for Christmas by sending to their email, but do not want my name tied to it in any way from the point that they receive it. What do they get in their email? Will it have my name, the sender, on it? Or is it now completely owned by them in their name? This should be my last question. On one side are the so-called core developers. They are in favor of smaller bitcoin blocks, which they say are less vulnerable to hacking. On the other side are the miners, who want to increase the size of blocks to make the network faster and more scalable.