Topic: Fragments rebrands to Ampleforth and intros non-collateralized stablecoin (Read 117 times)
December 10, 2018, 05:51:57 PM
Been pretty into ampleforth lately. Solid team and backed by big funds too. I'm very much in favor of independent money. A huge plus is that amples will be pretty beneficial to traders
December 07, 2018, 05:59:35 PM
great project that's a stablecoin but not really one. I think the unit of account is an intriguing concept that isn't some fiat-collateralized stablecoin
December 06, 2018, 04:05:36 PM
Exciting news for fans of Fragments: https://www.cryptoninjas.net/2018/12/06/fragments-rebrands-to-ampleforth-and-introduces-non-collateralized-stablecoin/
Awesome project backed by pantera capital and FBG capital. Team is from google and uber.
I like the position that they bring to the whole stablecoin debacle with "a framework for creating a stablecoin that is inflation-proof, sovereign free and capable of storing both near and long-term value."
Thoughts on Fragments?
Awesome project backed by pantera capital and FBG capital. Team is from google and uber.
I like the position that they bring to the whole stablecoin debacle with "a framework for creating a stablecoin that is inflation-proof, sovereign free and capable of storing both near and long-term value."
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The Ampleforth protocol moves volatility from unit price to unit count and achieves price stability by algorithmically expanding and contracting supply among holders based on demand. Previously, Fragments used a smart contract called the reserve that resembled a central bank and would achieve price stability by making high volume trades.
Thoughts on Fragments?
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