The DigiByte team is launching a stable decentralized currency called “DigiDollar”.
The project's founder, Jared Tate, wrote in his Twitter account:
It is time to make a DJI dollar.
Jared Tate
@jaredctate
So its time we make the DigiDollar. A USD stablecoin lauched on the #DigiByte Blockchain. All these other stable coins are launched on very insecure centralized networks. Total junk.
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According to Tate, users should not trust companies that operate as a central bank that prints digital codes.
Tate suggested creating a decentralized system in which users supply Digi dollars with their wallet bank account.
This is done through the use of a smart contract and the API to credit the balance in real time.
Tate says:
There is no central authority to control anything.
The reserve guide is literally millions of people or more.
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