Thanks for linking this from the StableCione thread. I'll add it to the list of ong
What you think?
You plan has an unexplained price stability weakness. You are creating your own exchange to enable your foundation to sell their coins at the stable target price.
However, everyone will compete to sell their coins for less than the foundation. That way their coins will sell first. After all, at the beginning, there is nothing else to spend their coins on except to buy USD at the exchange. Even if there were something else to buy, its seller would need to convert back to USD by selling coins for less than the foundation price.
The net effect is everyone will either receive or buy coins for less than the foundation price. And speculators will buy up coins at near zero prices, and use those coins to undercut sellers who received the coins as payment. Forcing them to drop their price even more.
As far as I can tell, unless you mandate that everyone must sell at a higher price than the foundation, the foundation will never be about to sell a single coin. If you make that mandate, nobody else will be able to sell a single coin. So what it the point of buying or accepting them?
To make this kind of system price stable at the beginning, your exchange would have to hold enough reserve enough USD to equal the target value of all distributed coins. Unfortunately, most people who received free coins just sell them back and take your USD. This puts you a worse place than just trying to sell them in the first place.
Now that I think about it. I don't know how to bootstrap ANY StableCoin. I guess I'll have to look into that...