DAI
DAI is an Ethereum-based stablecoin managed by the Maker Protocol and MakerDAO decentralized autonomous organization. Its price is soft-pegged to the U.S. dollar and is collateralized by a mix of cryptocurrencies deposited into smart-contract vaults when new DAI is minted. There are two versions of DAI: Multi-Collateral DAI (launched in November 2019) and Single-Collateral DAI (SAI). The former can be collateralized by various cryptocurrencies, while SAI could only be backed by one. Unlike SAI, Multi-Collateral DAI supports the DAI Savings Rate, allowing users to earn savings by holding DAI tokens. This innovative approach combines traditional financial mechanisms with decentralized blockchain technology, providing stability and utility in the cryptocurrency space.
The Dapp of 2019? How MakerDAO Took Charge of the DeFi Field
The MakerDao project is the contemporary success story for decentralized finance (DeFi). DappRadar has tagged Maker as the most influential Dapp of the year and the driving force behind the entire DeFi ecosystem.
Dai Stablecoin Reaches 100 Million in Debt Ceiling – An All-Time-High
The Dai (DAI) stablecoin reached the protocol’s built-in debt ceiling of 100 million as there has been 100 million Dai tokens minted. The nearly two-year-old stablecoin project had an original debt ceiling of 50 million, which was raised to 100 million in July 2018.
HackerOne User Finds Critical Bug in MakerDAO Upgrade
MakerDAO has fixed a critical bug that could have resulted in a complete loss of funds for all Dai users thanks to HackerOne user lucash-dev.