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Hmmm I just realized I got 6000 back in 2014 and they're now worth $220... I was able to get into my account just fine. Had to upgrade to lumens or whatever.
by a13n 9y ago
Hmmm I just realized I got 6000 back in 2014 and they're now worth $220... I was able to get into my account just fine. Had to upgrade to lumens or whatever.
- icelancer 9y agoLikewise. This comment made me check. I have the coins in there but I can't move them? Says I need 20 XLM sent to me? This is weird.
- nullstyle 9y agoEvery account in stellar must keep a bond that "pays" for the storage they use in the distributed account database. This bond is represented by an enforced minimum balance on your account that scales with the number of sub entries for your account. Practically: Most accounts can only spend down to their last 20 lumens, the most common bond amount for a minimal account. To "redeem" the bond and spend the last 20 lumens you have to issue a special "account merge" operation that is logically distinct from the normal payment operation.
- icelancer 9y ago....so why do I have 6000 XLM in there that doesn't count?