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What is Q DAO and #usdq StableCoin? Fully Explained
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Stablecoins have advanced as a new iteration on cryptocurrencies, enabling to address such issues as high volatility and interactions with legacy financial systems.Today I’m sharing the interview with Slava Mikhalkin — IT Manager and #blockchain architect in PLATINUM ENGINEERING, who helped deploy dozens of DLT-based success stories. Smart contracts Slava’s team develops quickly turn into industry best practices. He shares his opinion about USDQ, a unique fully decentralized stablecoin for easy Bitcoin collateralization. Slava is certain that blockchain will disrupt finance as we know it. He goes raw on USDQ’s inner working, telling it all.So, let’s look into real-life use cases for Q DAO.Slava Mikhalkin — IT Manager and blockchain architect in PLATINUM ENGINEERING. Leveraging +15Y developer track (...)

#cryptocurrency #stable-coin #qdao

Stablecoins in 2019 (Are we are not there yet ?)
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Stablecoins in 2019 (Are we are not there yet ?)Traditional e-money still dominatesIn 2017 USDT (Tether USD) is no doubt an undeniable market dominant. A year later — 2018 there were a bit more than several dozen projects reported. As of 2019, there are now more than two hundred of them. Some projects out of the “first pack” have already shut down, some are for the time being are still only #news of intentions, but it can be safely said that at least hundreds of stablecoin projects are at different stages of development now.As for the stablecoins that are in production and live, those traded on the exchanges, there isn’t much to track as well. With the help of CoinMarketCap, I managed to find data on the 23 stablecoins so far. It will be easier to group the coins by the binding object and the (...)

#review #stable-coin #blockchain #cryptocurrency

#usdt-tron could be something special for the Crypto Ecosystem
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A Stablecoin like USDT-Tron could be something special for the Crypto EcosystemThe professional feud between the #tron Foundation’s founder, Justin Sun, and Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin is well-known. The full ‘battle’ can be read here on Chepicap or ToshiTimes. Depending on your philosophy, it seems like Justin appears to be winning on the surface. With USDT-Tron’s official launch be tomorrow, can a stablecoin put Tron (TRX) far ahead of its competition?Justin has said that Tron’s primary goal was to surpass Ethereum in dapps and smart contracts. So far, Sun has put several things in place including acquiring BitTorrent, launch several projects and partnering with several major players in the industry. In a tweet, Justin announces that Tron possesses 267,000 Dapp users at that time with 16236 (...)

#stable-coin #justin-sun #hackernoon-top-story

Stablecoins ; Not Quite Stable Yet ‍♂️
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Stablecoins are a large part of the discussion in crypto-land, and probably for good reason. They currently represent ~2% of the whole market capitalization of cryptoassets, which unarguably puts them in the Top-5 clusters in the cryptoasset space (alongside currencies, smart contract platforms, privacy coins and exchange tokens) — an impressive feat, no less. Their utility is beyond any question, as in a universe of highly volatile assets, they stand out as a plausible solution to a huge adoption hurdle. As such, many have put stablecoins front and centre when considering what the key pivots that trigger the next wave of adoption, might be.The cluster’s ecosystem has developed significantly over the crypto-winter (especially from 4Q2018 onwards), with new entrants challenging for Tether’s (...)

#cryptocurrency #blockchain #bitcoin #stable-coin

A Guide to Using StableCoins to Increase and Protect Your Assets
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Guide to Using StableCoins to Increase and Protect Your Assets2019 Complete StableCoin GuidePart 7 of 7Enjoy shorts from my book while Kyle Rea of cREAtiveCastleStudios finishes graphics!If you haven’t read the first part of my book, you may “catch up” here.StableCoin Definition.Simply stated, a StableCoin is a #cryptocurrency pegged to another asset. Or, a global digital currency solely unrelated to a central entity. StableCoins make for practical usage of cryptocurrencies by allowing for secure, convenient transactions without the high volatility traditional cryptocurrencies hold.Now let’s move on….Types of Stablecoins: Asset-Collateralized vs. Non-CollateralizedAsset-Collateralized StableCoins.The socially agreed upon currency most countries use is termed ‘fiat’, which literally means (...)

#stable-coin #fintech #blockchain-technology #investing

Stablecoins: A solution for every unbanked business out there
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For most businesses, opening a bank account and getting access to a variety of services is a straightforward task.But this is not the case for certain businesses that operate on the fringe of what is seen as acceptable by governments and society at large.The burgeoning #cannabis industry is a case in point. The industry is legal in a number of states in America, yet many of these businesses still can’t access the most basic of banking services.It’s a big problem for an industry that is expected to grow to $16 billion in 2019. Business owners have had to think of imaginative and dangerous ways to store millions of dollars in physical cash.The problem is that while the industry is considered legal in California and other states, most banks cannot offer these businesses services due to (...)

#cannabis-dispensary #stable-coin #cryptocurrency #crypto

Stablecoins are Modernizing Age-Old #money
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Stablecoins are typically regulated and are pegged 1:1 to U.S. dollar (or other major fiat). Fiat reserves are audited by third party. Stablecoins provide relief from cryptos’ volatile prices. Photo credit: ShutterstockThe more things change, the more they stay the same. Innovation may bring new tech to forefront, but creative solutions can nonetheless be based on age-old practices.Cryptocurrencies designate ownership of funds via private keys: software code that are crucial in design of programmable monies. But written cyphers that grant financial control are similar to Micronesian stone money. For centuries, inhabitants of western Pacific island of Yap used disc-shape stones to record transactions and transfer ownership (of various assets) without physically moving the stone disc.Rai (...)

#blockchain #stable-coin #tokenization #fiat-currency

JP Morgan Stablecoin Could Mean Faster, Cheaper Settlements
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When JP Morgan announced the launch of its very own stablecoin, the industry was somewhat shocked. Was this not the big bank that loathed cryptocurrencies? The move got people excited, both in traditional banking and in the #crypto community. But is the JPM Coin really as big a deal as everyone seems to think it is.Naturally, the industry pricks up its ears when JP Morgan speaks, and any of its previous explorations of the blockchain have produced similar interest. As Ben Jessel, head of enterprise blockchain at Kadena remarks, “In the last few weeks, blockchain innovation managers’ phones across Wall Street investment banks have been ringing with executives inquiring about JP Morgan’s stablecoin and how they should be responding.”That’s because enterprise blockchain technology has been the (...)

#bitcoin #jp-morgan #stable-coin

The Need for Many Stablecoins and a Metastable Basket
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There’s no doubt that the crypto-verse, and internet as a whole, has been buzzing about stablecoins and their role in the future of digital currency. In fact, since 2014, over $350mm in funding has gone into backing north of 60 stablecoin-specific projects across the world.Source: #blockchain researchRecently, an influx of projects pegged to the U.S. Dollar have been popping up all over and it’s understandably become hard to differentiate them from each other. After all, many have similar value propositions. With all of this in mind, it’s perfectly reasonable for someone to wonder what the need for yet another stablecoin project is. To get the answer, we can draw parallels from use cases in fiat currencies.As a refresher, we’ve addressed properties and qualities of an effective stablecoin (...)

#bitcoin #cryptocurrency #fintech #stable-coin

The Connection Between Crypto And Fiat Is Closer Than You Think
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Don’t keep your money siloed from the 21st century! Photo courtesy canva.comMoney has come a long way from dusty ledgers, oversized check-books and waiting in long lines at the bank.In fact, consumers are so frustrated with “Big Banks” failure to innovate that one in three of us believe traditional banks will cease to exist in 5 years.Most people don’t even use physical money anymore. The mobile-payment market has made cash a relic in Asia, with 1.4 billion monthly users on China’s two biggest platforms (or roughly 18% of the world’s population). Though mobile payments are growing, there’s something even more revolutionary to the traditional banking sector:The introduction of #cryptocurrency as a real alternative for payment.In South Korea, consumers can use crypto to pay at thousands of retail (...)

#crypto-and-fiat #crypto-fiat-connection #bitcoin #stable-coin

“Proof-of-Nuclear-Bombs”: a most reliable design for stablecoin utility (Part I)
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David Landes’s The Unbound Prometheus (1969) was published just as the Nixon Administration was establishing the new fiat currency regime. Perhaps nuclear power was Prometheus’s “gift of fire” to the US dollar and United States… or was it?This is a 3-part analysis on a more sociological take on the history of world reserve currencies to preface the purely financial or technical discussions of stablecoin and digital currency mechanics. By no means am I providing the end-all-be-all guide on stablecoin design, but merely providing some anthropological equipment on how to approach the stablecoin discourse and what other thoughts came about from this mode of analysis and way of thinking. Part II aims to explain a theory on the origination of the velocity (or vortex) of money created by this (...)

#stablecoin-utility #proof-of-nuclear-bombs #bitcoin #stable-coin #cryptocurrency

JP Morgan just became the first bank to launch a stable coin
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They move $6 Trillion around the world each day. RIP Ripple?sourceThis is not JP Morgan’s first #blockchain rodeo. JP Morgan launched an Interbank Information Network (IIN) for cross border payments. 176 banks world wide have joined IIN since 2017.IIN is designed to transfer information.JPM coin is designed to instantly transfer value.Initially it will only be accessible to wholesale customers of JP Morgan. Unlike other stable coins JPM coin is a permissioned private blockchain.“Pretty much every big corporation is our client, and most of the major banks in the world are, too,” — Umar Farooq, Head of Blockchain Initiatives, JP MorganBlockchain will lead to faster settlement times for payments between institutional customers.This project is huge becauseIt removes the trust issues around if there (...)

#jp-morgan #hackernoon-top-story #jp-morgan-stablecoin #stable-coin

What (most) people are missing about stablecoins and security tokens
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2018 in blockchainThe most interesting #blockchain developments in 2018 were around stablecoins and security tokens, at least in my opinion. There were a lot of new projects, smart people, money and surprises (for example ▻https://medium.com/basis-blog/basis-update-ae96e3565b1d) in both areas. I find it encouraging and ironic at the same time. Encouraging because the crypto-world realized that in order to have mass adoption of the blockchain technology, it has to be more predictable, civilized, regulated and compliant. It’s ironic for the same reasons: the technology that was originally created as an alternative to the existing financial and monetary systems now has to comply with the existing financial rules and regulations (security tokens) and accept the government-endorsed, fiat (...)

#stable-coin #innovation #bitcoin #security-token

The Case for Stablecoins [Part 3]
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Examining TandaPay’s architecture to see a specific example where stablecoins change the user experienceUnderstanding the specific case to gain insights into the general caseIn my previous blog post I stated the following:Once I’ve (demonstrated the value of building on #ethereum) then we can imagine two versions of the same decentralized application. One version uses a stablecoin and the other uses ETH. By considering the outcomes for users based upon these options, a stablecoin’s value proposition should become obvious.In this post I use TandaPay as a specific example of how stablecoins change the user experience. You may have felt comfortable reading installment one and two of this series because I was not referencing TandaPay as I provided valuable information about why stablecoins are (...)

#stable-coin #hackernoon-top-story #makerdao #blockchain

#dai — a decentralized opposition to the ‘banking cartel’ of stablecoins accumulates 1.7
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DAI — a decentralized opposition to the ‘banking cartel’ of stablecoins accumulates 1.7 million ETH in reservesNot without an ample dose of skepticism, 2018 can indeed be referred to as the year of the stablecoin. Amid total backlash against Tether, and yet high demand for stable cryptocurrency as a means of settlement, a growing cohort of stable coin solutions were rolled out to the market. These appear to be the stablecoins that enjoy most credibility among crypto exchanges today: Paxos Standard PAX, Gemini GUSD, Circle USDC, Carbon CUSD, TrustToken’s TUSD. Yet, it’s safe to say that none of the above products is truly decentralized, essentially being more of a token with the right to claim a fiat USD equivalent stored in a centralized storage (most often on a bank account).What it means is (...)

#blockchain #ethereum-reserves #makerdao #stable-coin

Eradicating #friction
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One rule of thumb in web development is that every page on a website should be within three clicks of the landing page. While this rule, like all arbitrary rules with arbitrary numbers, is arbitrary, it reaffirms that users are lost to friction.As I’m sure many of you are aware, two months ago, Carbon launched the first and only EOS stablecoin. Alongside this, we quietly added a fiat off ramp directly into EOS Lynx, the most frictionless wallet on EOS as a way to test our new product, Carbon Fiber.Pre FiberBefore Fiber was integrated into Lynx, users would have go through Coinbase in order to initiate the process of purchasing EOS. Only once the user’s identity was verified by Coinbase upon registration, were they able purchase ETH. Then, after they uploaded their driver’s license to (...)

#bitcoin #eradicating-friction #stable-coin

Hacking The Tokenization of Assets with Danny An of #trusttoken
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Episode 21 of the Hacker Noon #podcast: An interview with Danny An, CEO and Co-Founder of TrustToken.Today’s show would not be possible without Digital Ocean. Learn more at do.co/hackernoon.Listen to the interview on iTunes, or Google Podcast, or watch on YouTube.In this episode Trent Lapinski and Danny An discuss tokenized assets, stable coins, True USD, and #cryptocurrency.“Compliance is definitely a top priority for us.”“True USD is meant to be as regulatory compliant as possible. We recently published a stable coin code of ethics, where we said, ‘hey, here is some of the things we learned about creating a stable coin, and some of the past lessons we learned historically.’”“We’re never actually going to prevent redemptions, because we think a stable coin is only good as its ability to redeem (...)

#stable-coin #hackernoon-podcast

A Comprehensive Guide to Decentralized Stablecoins
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Types of Stablecoins:A few popular stablecoin tracking sites have their own unique approaches to categorizing the various types of stablecoins, but for this article I’m going to use my own approach to classifying stablecoins.Most decentralized stablecoin monetary systems fall into one of two design categories: collateralized and non-collateralized economies. But if we want to gain a better understanding of how these non-fiat backed stablecoins actually work we can divide them into 4primary sub-types: elastic supply, bond-redemption, collateralized debt position and self-collateralized stablecoins. The following diagram is a non-exhaustive list of decentralized stablecoin projects based on the types of stabilization mechanisms they have adopted:Elastic Supply Coins:The majority of (...)

#cryptocurrency #blockchain-technology #decentralized-stablecoins #stable-coin #blockchain

Our thoughts on the Demise of Basis
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Artistic rendition of Basis’ Jersey OfficeFirst and foremost I want to say that we have a ton of respect for the Basis team. We’ve always viewed them as one of the more intellectually impressive and credentialed teams in the stablecoin space and they have done more than most other groups to drive the conversation forward and advance the crypto industry as a whole.All this being said, while we understand that Basis felt that outside regulatory agencies made their plan untenable and less promising to investors than they originally intended, we feel that there are lessons to be learned and we are certainly trying hard to absorb them. We also understand how they might have came to the conclusion that they needed to fold up shop, but we disagree that the SEC’s guidance was somehow a (...)

#finance #demise-of-basis #bases #stable-coin #cryptocurrency

Are Crypto-Collateralized Stablecoins Ticking Bombs?
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Crypto-collateralized stablecoins lock crypto-assets such as ETH as collateral — with a significantly higher value — to back their stable tokens. This way, whenever the backing crypto-asset loses value to lower levels than the value of stable tokens, the peg is broken and the system collapses as a consequence. Accordingly, many people believe stablecoins of the kind are like ticking bombs and can be detonated at any moment.However, a brief review of market prices during the last year reveals that the most prominent crypto-collateralized stablecoin #dai has firmly maintained its peg even at times when Ether — the crypto-asset backing it — lost value to one-tenth comparing to its peak price. So, the argument presented in paragraph one seems to be far from true.Are we missing something?In fact, it is (...)

#blockchain #ethereum #collateralized-stablecoin #stable-coin

Stablecoins are now officially in vogue again
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What The Heck Are We Going To Do With So Many Stablecoins?With seemingly one new project unveiling multi-million-dollar funding every other week, no one will blame you for questioning there being too many stablecoins out there. Much have already been written about the various approaches which projects use to maintain stability — in this regard we would like to give a special shout-out to the research team at #blockchain.com for their tour de force piece titled The State of Stablecoins, as well as to the many stablecoin aficionados out there curating their research into single convenient destinations.The purpose of this post however, isn’t to compare between the various stability mechanisms and champion a particular argument (it also assumes some level of understanding around the concept (...)

#stable-coin #bitcoin #ethereum #cryptocurrency

My View on Stablecoin: DAI & Maker — Part 1
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My View on Stablecoin: DAI & Maker — Part 1As a follow up to my introductory post on stablecoins, I thought I would take a look at some of the more popular ones out there. Hence the first one I chose to write about is DAI by Maker (aka MakerDAO).As I was writing, I realize how long this became so I split it into a 2 parts. Part 1 is an introduction to the stablecoin as I understand it and part 2 covers my own opinions.What is DAI Stable Coin and Maker (aka MakerDAO)?DAI is the crypto-collateralized stable coin that aims to remain at $1 = 1 DAI and aims to achieve this by utilizing its protocol design and governance. This protocol design and governance framework is known as Maker Platform (formerly known as MakerDAO) and is a decentralized organization.How Does It Work?The way the (...)

#ethereum #blockchain #dai-and-maker #stable-coin #cryptocurrency

The Rise of Stablecoins & What Are The Different Types Out There
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2018 has seen a huge increase in stablecoin projects as everyone seems to be trying to dethrone #tether (USDT) at this point. But why the sudden interest and what are the difference between them? Here are my initial thoughts on the topic:What are Stablecoins?Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies which are pegged to an asset that has a stable value such as gold or fiat money (USD). For example Tether (USDT) is a stablecoin designed to be pegged to $1USD for each of its coin. How it does this depends on the stablecoin’s design.Why The Sudden Growth in Stablecoins?In my opinion the sudden growth in stablecoins is attributable to:The Volatility in the Crypto MarketPeople realize that if they wish to use crypto as a way of transferring money or purchasing goods it is not possible if the value of (...)

#stable-coin #cryptocurrency #bitcoin #rise-of-stablecoins

Stablecoins, The Only Real Threat To Government Money
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Why first-generation cryptocurrencies, like #bitcoin or Ether, can not be widespread among people, but, stablecoins can.Cryptocurrencies, unlike government money, are currently mere assets with a constant risk of gaining or losing their value; as a result, they can not be a sound, trustworthy way to store value or to be exchanged for other goods and services. For instance, one might sell a number of goods and receive some coins in return only to find out that prices have fallen in just a couple of minutes, and feel fooled. On the other hand, a buyer might spend some Bitcoin, Ether, or other cryptocurrencies to purchase something and then, figure out prices have skyrocketed in just a few days, and feel a great deal of remorse.The majority of the population would set aside no more than a (...)

#stable-coin #finance #blockchain #ethereum

The Next Explosion in Ether Price
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ICOs raised $5.6 billion in 2017 and this was enough for Ether’s price to explode and experience a 100x growth in this year. ICOs were the first killer application of #ethereum. The huge demand for Ether, by investors who wanted to participate in ICOs, drove up Ether’s price exponentially. But where will the next huge demand for Ether come from? What will be the next killer application of Ethereum? In my opinion, stablecoins will be the next killer application pushing for an explosion in Ether price. Let’s see why.Three Types: One Viable OptionThere are three types of stablecoins today: Fiat-collateralized, crypto-collateralized, and non-collateralized. The only ones proven to be reliable and fully decentralized are crypto-collateralized stablecoins. Fiat-collateralized stablecoins aren’t (...)

#decentralization #blockchain #stable-coin #fintech