
Decentralized “electric” stablecoins developed
The new technology will allow electricity to be transmitted without the use of physical cables or power networks. A new fully collateralized stablecoin will be developed, with its price determined by its usefulness.
According to its creators at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, if the coin passes its tests, it will be the first stablecoin tied to a tangible object. E-stablecoins would be redeemable for a predetermined amount of a tangible asset.
According to its creators at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, if the coin passes its tests, it will be the first stablecoin tied to a tangible object. E-stablecoins would be redeemable for a predetermined amount of a tangible asset.
Jun 15, 2022 12:06