Topic: Non-collateralized stablecoins?? (Read 85 times)
I think that we need to differentiate the onslaught of stablecoins in the market. There are SOOOO many. Fiat coins, crypto collateralized and non-collateralized. I believe Ampleforth falls into the last category
I thought Fragments (now Ampleforth) presents a very unique solution to the volatility dilemma: https://coinspectator.com/news/1120998/fragments-rebrands-to-ampleforth-and-introduces-non-collateralized-stablecoin
They explain their protocol on the home page of their website - https://www.ampleforth.org/
Thoughts on this in comparison to the other stablecoin offerings in the market?
They explain their protocol on the home page of their website - https://www.ampleforth.org/
Thoughts on this in comparison to the other stablecoin offerings in the market?
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