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Should a coin be $ 1 per unit?

Closed topics 📅 November 17, 2021 💬 22 posts 👁️ 480 views

A coin does not have to be $ 1 per unit, but it can have a different amount that the Gyroscope can move in that direction.
Power like bitcoin but stable.

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It must maintain its value and be equivalent to one dollar to become the best stable coin

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It is stable but can have different values :wink:

it’s up to too many factors, need tokenomics roadmap at least

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100% we have to think more about this idea :100:

Cryptocurrency first came to the world to solve financial problems in the world, I think it’s time to pass the ordinance financial terms, there is no need for stable coins to be exactly one dollars. Also, the extrinsic value of the dollar is also changing over time, and moreover there are more stable currencies around the world rather than the dollar.

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This is exactly my point
Stable coins do not have to be one dollar :ok_hand: :ok_hand:

It must be stable! There is jest a little varriation but in general it’s stable

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This is exactly my point
Stable coins do not have to be one dollar

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There is no doubt that the crypto community needs a strong, stable and decentralized coin

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You mean it has more than 1$?:question:
YES stable and decentralized coin And a value different from $ 1

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No, it can not be $ 100 :grin:
Unless the second token