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Stellar is about to hit 24 BILLION total transactions... A glance at Chainspect's official Stellar metrics dashboard paints an impressive picture. $XLM has now processed some 23.9 billion cumulative transactions, dwarfing nearly all other L1 blockchains. The network has also seen 1,199 developer commits in the past month, working...

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