Новый стейблкоин в сети Solana будет приносить доход до 5% годовых

investing.ruPublished on 2024-10-30Last updated on 2024-10-30

Happycoin.club - Новый стейблкоин в сети Solana (SOL) под названием Solayer USD (sUSD) будет приносить доход в размере до 5% годовых.

Solayer USD был разработан сотрудниками протокола рестейкинга криптовалют Solayer и специалистами компании OpenEden, которые специализируются на токенизации традиционных финансовых активов. Стабильность курса Solayer USD, привязанного к $1, обеспечена ценными бумагами Казначейства США, поэтому владельцы этих монет будут зарабатывать пассивный доход в виде стейблкоинов USD Coin (USDC).

Solayer USD представляет собой децентрализованный стейблкоин, в связи с этим процесс его выпуска предполагает блокировку USDC на платформе одного из партнёров пула ликвидности, функционирующего на основе протокола «Запрос котировки» (Request for quote). Чтобы выпустить sUSD необходимо:

  • Открыть приложение Solayer;
  • Внести депозит в USDC;
  • Указать адрес криптокошелька для получения sUSD.
    • Схема обращения и использования Solayer USD

    Функция стейкинга USD Coin в обмен на Solayer USD станет доступна 30 октября в 17:00 мск. Изначально монеты sUSD будут приносить своим владельцам доход в размере 4,33%, при этом APY может колебаться в диапазоне от 4% до 5% годовых. Кроме того, в будущем покупателей стейблкоинов наградят цифровыми активами за передачу заблокированных монет валидаторам блокчейна, сотрудничающим с децентрализованными финансовыми сервисами.

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