Sky协议上线在即,MKR代币价格上涨超4%

marsbitPublished on 2024-08-26Last updated on 2024-08-27

MakerDAO现已更名为“Sky”,这家市值70亿美元的加密借贷平台推出了新的稳定币和治理代币

  • 推动这一变化的动机是“如何将去中心化金融(DeFi)扩展到巨大的规模”,以及发展去中心化的稳定币,Rune Christensen在接受CoinDesk采访时表示。
  • 新的USDS稳定币和SKY治理代币将于9月18日上线,同时推出一个新的DeFi应用程序,用于与协议进行交互。协议现有的DAI和MKR代币将继续流通,用户可以自愿选择是否进行兑换。
  • 在消息发布后,MKR价格立即上涨了4%以上。
  • 这些变化是协议正在进行的名为“终局”(Endgame)的全面改革的一部分。

MakerDAO是最早和最大的去中心化金融借贷平台之一,作为其正在进行的重塑的一部分,该平台更名为“Sky”,并推出了新的代币。

根据周二发布的新闻稿,拥有70亿美元资产的协议还将推出其50亿美元稳定币(DAI)和治理代币(MKR)的新版本,分别命名为USDS稳定币和SKY治理代币。

DAI和MKR将继续不变地流通,而新代币将并行存在。代币持有者将能够以1:1的比例兑换DAI代币为USDS,而每个MKR代币可以兑换28,000个SKY代币。新代币将于9月18日发行,持有者可以自愿选择保留旧代币或兑换新代币。

消息发布后,MKR的价格立即上涨了4%以上,并在过去24小时内上涨了2%,表现优于比特币(BTC)和更广泛的市场加密货币基准CoinDesk 20指数(CD20)。

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Sky及其代币将与旧代币并行存在(Sky)

MakerDAO联合创始人Rune Christensen在接受CoinDesk采访时表示,“根本因素是如何将DeFi发展到巨大的规模,像Tether一样大,甚至更大。”

Tether发行了市值1160亿美元的USDT,这是市场上最大的稳定币。

Christensen主导了这一协议的重大、多年改革,称为“终局”(Endgame)。作为这一过程的一部分,他于2023年5月在治理论坛帖子中首次提出了引入“升级”版本的稳定币和治理代币的计划。

协议的增长目标依赖于通过协议的新用户界面Sky.money应用程序为USDS和SKY持有者提供本地代币奖励,Christensen表示。

然而,奖励累积功能将在包括美国和英国在内的某些司法管辖区受到限制。

改革还包括将平台分解为较小的、独立的实体,并赋予它们各自的代币。这些组织早前被称为SubDAOs,作为品牌重塑的一部分,它们将被命名为Stars。

其中第一个实体将是Spark,这是一个建立在Maker/Sky之上的借贷平台。

但这次转型将在“几个月后整个体验经过测试和提升后”才会发生,Christensen在采访中表示。

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