#京东发行稳定币

We will soon have our own stablecoin, and it is issued by JD.com. Did you hear it wrong? It is Dongge's JD.com. On December 27 last year, the Hong Kong Regulatory Authority said that qualified institutions should issue stablecoins and Hong Kong dollars to achieve a 1:1 exchange. A few days ago, this sandbox mode was officially launched. The participants include JD.com, Yuanbi and Standard Chartered. Why should stablecoins be issued? In fact, in the field of cryptocurrency, stablecoins are bound to appear. Whoever gets stablecoins will win the world. It has several very special features that determine that it is indispensable in the development of the entire WEB3.

First, because ordinary encrypted assets are too volatile, they often collapse and rise in a moment, causing players' confidence to jump up and down, and their mentality is damaged at every turn.

Second, there is a lack of stable settlement methods between virtual currencies, which will further increase the volatility and even lead to a situation where there is a price but no market, which makes the bartering in our primitive society very inefficient.

Third, the stability rate. In fact, it can be withdrawn very efficiently through online operations. It directly evolved the trading method of the crypto circle from bartering to shopping with currency.

Fourth, whether the stability ratio is stable is actually very important. The first point is how to regulate, and the second point is how much reserves are. From the perspective of regulation, we must not be like some traditional forces who are very unrestrained and issue them casually. From the perspective of reserves, one Hong Kong dollar is issued for one horse house coin, which is still reassuring. The stable currency we are familiar with is U, USDT issued by Tether, but the most mainstream credit endorsement it borrows is the reserve endorsement of Tether itself and the US dollar. It cannot be compared with the credit endorsement of the stable currency that Hong Kong will issue in the future. We said before that Hong Kong wants to do WEB3, so it must issue stable currencies. As expected, testing has begun now. In addition, as players, we also need to pay attention to some things, such as the stablecoin itself. Do you think it is anonymous or centralized and traceable? In addition, so many criminals use U to do various things. Will many people target the stablecoin issued by Hong Kong in the future?