“If I give it $1.50 in ETH, I get back a $1 USDS stable coin… if the value falls too low, my collateral is liquidated automatically on chain.”

Hank Quoth · The Quant / Financial Engineering Podcast · The Clarity Act

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What was described

Describe collateralized stablecoins where users over-collateralize with crypto (e.g., $1.50 ETH for a $1 stablecoin) and automatic on-chain liquidation if collateral falls below a band

$1.50 in ETH for $1 USDS

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