Progmat和DMM将推出受监管的稳定币

币界网Pubblicato 2024-08-25Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-08-25

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日本稳定币平台Progmat和在线娱乐集团DMM计划在Prograt的代币平台上推出一种新的稳定币。根据日本的所有数字资产法规,稳定币将在Seamoon协议中使用。

DMM和Progmat合作创建新的稳定币

DMM和Progmat将开始研究发行符合2023年6月制定的日本法规的新稳定币。完成这项研究后,两家公司计划在Progmat的代币平台上推出稳定币。

DMM集团的子公司DMM Crypto将把稳定币整合到Seamoon Protocol中,Seamoon Protocol是一个可互操作的Web3网络,用于日本文化和娱乐,包括视频游戏、动漫、电影和电视节目。

DMM Crypto的首席执行官Nagato Kasaki对这一合作发表了评论,表示他们打算使用Seamon协议与世界分享DMM的文化空间,并让用户获得新的体验。他说,该平台创造新资产的能力,如计划中的稳定币,将有助于公司提升文化用户体验。

新的稳定币将分阶段发布

稳定币将分三个阶段在Seamoon协议中部署。在第一阶段,SMP硬币,DMM的最新产品,将于今年第三季度和第四季度推出,将成为海员协议和DMM更广泛公司的主要支付方式。DMM稳定币将有助于稳定SMP的价格。

在第二阶段,SMP和稳定币都将是DMM Crypto与其合作伙伴之间的支付模式,而在第三阶段,稳定币将服务于更多的受众。它将是选定业务合作伙伴和用户的付款方式。

Progmat在稳定币项目方面经验丰富,自2022年成立以来一直与三菱UFJ金融集团(MUFG)合作。他们共同开发了与日元和美元挂钩的稳定币,并与KlimaDAO合作在日本创建了一个碳信用交易平台。

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