
DMH ๐ฆ๐๐|Mar 22, 2025 16:42
Stablecoins slowly transform into unsecured loans.
For example, minting @FalconStable "Synthetic Dollar" is nothing else than giving an unsecured 0% interest loan to @DWFLabs. In return, DWF shares with you PnL from the ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ขฬถ ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ๐ฬถ institutional-grade yield generation strategies.
To be fair, holding any stablecoin - whether USDC, USDT, or others - is effectively lending money to an entity (or DAO) without any guarantees, always requiring a degree of trust.
The only truly trustless stablecoin model allows users to mint against crypto collateral, with @LiquityProtocol being a prime example.
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