На блокчейне TON запустят сервис для обмена стейблкоинов

investing.ruPubblicato 2024-09-18Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-09-18

Happycoin.club - На блокчейне The Open Network, на котором выпущена криптовалюта Toncoin (TON), запустят сервис для обмена стейблкоинов.

Организация TON Foundation, которая занимается развитием The Open Network, заключила партнёрское соглашение с децентрализованной криптовалютной биржей Curve Finance для реализации проекта создания платформы для конвертации стейблкоинов.

Сотрудники компаний запустили состязание среди разработчиков и предложили принять в нём участие командам, желающим претворить инициативу в жизнь. Для этого нужно подать заявку, указав персональные данные. Организаторы конкурса определят победителя в ходе публичного обсуждения с учётом мнения членов криптосообщества.

Программистам предстоит разработать софт для обмена стейблкоинов на основе технологии маркетмейкера с постоянной функцией, созданной специалистами Curve Finance. Новое программное обеспечение нужно будет запустить в тестовой сети The Open Network. Основатель Curve Finance Михаил Егоров поможет разработчикам справиться с этой задачей, сотрудничая с ними в качестве советника.

Работник TON Foundation Влад Деген объяснил решение дать старт новому проекту повышенным спросом на Tether (USDT). С помощью продвинутой технологии маркетмейкера хотят устранить проблемы, связанные с резкими колебаниями курса цифровых активов. Благодаря этому процесс торговли стейблкоинами станет проще, повысится ликвидность и привлекательность DeFi, запущенных в сети The Open Network.

Читайте оригинальную статью на сайте Happycoin.club

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