Not that I'm aware of. However, it's remaining stable even with the reduced stabilizer volume. Under more volatile market conditions, that might not be true, and having more stabilizers might become helpful.
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well i don't mind making one, but i would like to know what there is to know, i mean i saw the https://github.com/iamsmooth/hbdstabilizer/blob/main/hbdstabilizer.txt this code so i guess i have to run it on a server to make a stabilizer. but what are the cost/things needed to run it ?
and yeah since you need a proposal to make it run idk if i will be able to get enough votes as a small user
Your code doesn't need to follow the same template, though it could. There is actually added value if there are different algorithms competing to trade toward the peg.
I'd vote for a small user, as long as the amount at risk isn't very large. My vote alone isn't enough but it is pretty large.
As for server, I don't know what sort of creative ways there might be to minimize that cost. In principle, you could run it at home if you have a system you can leave on, so the cost would be just power and (minimal) bandwidth. It might occasionally fail if your personal ISP isn't that reliable (but many are), but some occasional downtime isn't that big a deal for this.