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The interest is paid out in the native token through the emission process of the smartcontract protocol

You should look at algorithmic stablecoins and how they achieve and maintain a stable peg through supply and demand market forces and incentives/game theory mechanism Terra Luna UST and MIM Both exist on multiple blockchains Separate the blockchain from the stablecoin technology

I know, those links are to give you ideas on how to implement your stablecoins project on Monero blockchain but if you already know how to do it, then just ignore those links/projects Tbh, I don't really have a clue how you would accomplish it because there are many complex methods of how...

@RedDuke is planning to release a blockchain, so you guys may be able to collaborate Here are a few projects that might get you in the right direction https://help.blockstream.com/hc/en-us/articles/900002016823-What-is-the-Liquid-Network- https://www.stacks.co/ https://abracadabra.money/

I don't know how you would do it on the Monero blockchain, you're the genius with the idea :D But, on bitcoin, L2 is how they would accomplish smartcontracts, so maybe you can create an L2 on the Monero chain Dai is algorithmic stablecoin backed by a basket of crypto assets including Eth and...

Bro, there's is so much in your post, and it's very very exciting but besides the 2 of us, I don't think any on ET has any clue!! ok, full disclosure, I've been derisking for several days by collecting rewards and converting to stablecoins due to risk-off environment in the "markets" (stock...

lol, cryptos are open-source, you can make it happen!! Let us know when you release the project, might support it by buying in

You can short GBTC, BITO or CME bitcoin futures and hold short position until btc hits 20k Where did you get the idea that Monero is coming out with an xmr stablecoin? https://www.getmonero.org/community/hangouts/

You put a short position on bitcoin, yet? I think it's very possible and you can make a lot of profits if you're short

lmao, luv u 2, bro Pek, listen, this is not bad for Bitcoin and cryptos. You can't argue both sides "Criminals use Bitcoin/cryptos because it's pseudonymous" Also "FBI and regulations gonna crackdown on Bitcoin/cryptos" Regulatiors and FBI/SEC/other 3-letter agencies getting involved are...

prolly nothing... https://cryptobriefing.com/kraken-ceo-warns-users-to-get-your-coins-out-of-centralized-exchanges/ Kraken CEO Warns Users to “Get Your Coins Out” of Centralized Exchanges by Timothy Craig 5 hours ago The Canadian government’s unprecedented seizure of its citizens' bank...

Someone should check if hell has frozen over :D

It is very important to self-custody bitcoin and cryptos. Not your keys, not your coins

I agree with this even though I've had 5 figures of $ at PayPal for over 6 months, I don't feel it's wise to go higher to next level There's a proliferation of neo-banks, but I think another approach is to sell cryptos and keep the fiat at Coinbase/Kraken/Gemini and only transfer to traditional...

The easiest method and possibly the least costly in terms of fees is still Coinbase, Gemini or Kraken and transfer to bank accounts I've done Kraken in the morning and they wire the money within 2-3 hours so it hits the bank on the same day if it's M-F If you do not mind storing your fiat on a...

Bitcoiners have been taking responsibility for privacy for a long time. It's one of the reasons to own bitcoin Situational awareness is nothing new as far as risk-mitigation that Bitcoiners have been aware of. For example, since I got in to Bitcoin in 2013, it's widely known not to send or...

You are the one making assumptions Chainalysis to find any Canadian Citizen wallet? The issue here is that I do not have the time to educate you on Bitcoin but please look in the Bitcoin blockchain for location information 25 satoshis going to that convoy wallet are coming from all over the...

There is no need to avoid KYC all the time Addresses do not have names or addresses I don't think you use cryptos I've done hundreds if not thousands of on-chain cryptos transactions Believe me, there's enough built-in privacy with bitcoins and cryptos Unless you're a hardcore criminal like...

Let me separate 2 functions of bitcoin/cryptos as a store of value. In the picture on my post, there's over half a million US $ but as you mentioned, you do not need to spend that much for life expenses So, to get $5,000 to spend in Canada, the easiest is to have a Coinbase account and a PayPal...