Quote from: gentlemand on November 02, 2018, 02:02:52 PM

The primary risk of ever more stablecoins is splintering their markets into a bunch of tiny and weak ones. I see no reason why any self respecting exchange would list multiple coins. All they're doing it creating an incomprehensible mess with piddling volumes.

So we are a bit more confused, newcomers will be even more confused.

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Absolutely no way would places like Gemini or Circle gaily issue unbacked coins. It's not going to happen. They have heavyweight investors and regulators up their arse. They'll be a level of legitimacy higher than anything that's come before.

You never know, a lot of things can happen, and who knows which things are ever coming to the average person.(private info, and secret handles)

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Another risk is running them on ETH. If you have another cryptokitties then your quasi dollar gets stuck in a swamp of txs. And I hope those contracts are watertight as well.

right, this is a weak point. Maybe we soon see SC (Stablecoin) based on other Blockchains, more and more SCs?

Quote from: stompix on November 05, 2018, 10:01:00 AM

Too many

And be prepared to have some more.

A friend told me that some exchange in Romania has launched its own stable coin or stablelion. (god how this sounds in English Grin

).

Funny people there
Stable-lion Grin