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Stablecoins are a digital currency of which their value is pegged to a “stable” reserve asset, such as the U.S. dollar or gold. The primary objective of stablecoins is to reduce volatility in comparison to unpegged cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. Such a feature makes stablecoins better suited for day-to-day transactions. Let’s take a look at the ten biggest stablecoins. Q3 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Ten Biggest StablecoinsFounded in December 2020, it is a decentralized finance (DeFi) native algorithmic stablecoin that runs on two crypto assets: FEI stablecoin and TRIBE gov...
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March was a good month for the crypto market as a whole. Bitcoin, in particular, gained 9% last month, reversing almost all losses from the first two months of 2022. Other major cryptocurrencies also recorded impressive gains, and some performed even better than Bitcoin. Still, not all cryptocurrencies managed to end March with a positive number. Let’s take a look at the ten worst performing cryptocurrencies in March 2022. Q4 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Ten Worst Performing Cryptocurrencies In March 2022It is a digital collateral token that offers instant, verifiable assuranc...
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When it comes to investing in cryptocurrency, many people opt for alternative coins that are not as volatile as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Therefore, stablecoins often take the spotlight as a less risky option in the crypto market. However, not even stablecoins are a risk-free safe haven hedge against inflation. Some even speculate that the downfall of one major stablecoin, Tether, could send shockwaves through the entire market. However, let’s take a look at what keeps stablecoins stable, and what the subsequent risks are. Q4 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more What Keeps Stablecoins Sta...
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