What is a Stablecoin? (How they work - ANIMATED) 

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Now that is a great idea!

Agreed

Agreed

Terra dead now. We could still cover why.

@@hnaku8748 lol

This is the best way to support us :D

Had XRP on the list, but not stellar lumens, will add it!

I see many platforms allow you to lock your USDC with high APY such as 11%-12%, while USDT is around 6%. Could you explain how these platforms allow you to get more USDC passively just by locking it for a period of time? I cant see any platform that use fiat that would guarantee >10% passive income annualy. So this makes me kind of confused. I Have had the same question for a while, and the more i think about it the more it dosent make any sense at all. now i just want to change gears and just focus on tradding because i have been hearing some good news about it and i know someone who just bought a damn house with the returns but unfortunately i dont know anything about it and am definetly eager to venture into it

Awesom video I'm from Belgium and I can tell you that decentralized finance is definetly the future from my own account, but certainly you need to know your way around it, i have someone, alexis susan welsh, an expert trader that i can invest with and its been great i know so much now how it really works. and because oof this righ approach to investing, good profit is now my middle name

I have been seeing so many recommendations about Alexis Susan Welsh trending, her strategy must be good for people to talk about her and my cousin recommended her to me Consistency is key, I've been investing with her for years now and I've made alot of profit from her. Most of those traders who offer to give you 300% of whatever you invest might scam you of your hard earned money.

amazing! i have heard about so many times, Please how do i contact her directly, and i want to invest 20000 dollars, how much return am i expecting in like 3 months

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Thank you Chris! We're still a small channel so we're slowly getting there :)

Well... 72+k views now.

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Not back by Anything

Yes

Thanks for being such a reliable lover of our creations :D

Then, someone could just overrun the contract

He said lower price.

Inside of the videos? Yes, we use the same software to animate :) Once we can start gaining more traction we are wanting to start creating better produced animations for our videos! If you want to learn more about our team you can check us out here: whiteboardcrypto.com/team/

Terra is on discount

there's none, that's why fiat money is a consensus

That's what I was th I king that was nice lol

From what we have found, it is simply an Ethereum Token with Atari's branding - they have not developed any platform or given the token any purpose yet. Their website has a lot of promises, and while we also very much appreciate what Atari has done in the past - these promises are as true as any rug-pulled tokens promises. In the DeFi ecospace, we believe in products, not promises, and as we want to keep this channel's reputation in good standing, it's really difficult for us to provide insight into where the token and platform might go. Instead, we aim to keep you informed with the true information out there - and that is the Atari token has no use yet since their launch about a year ago. We've also noticed their atarichange.com domain is 404ing, which isn't a professional sign. We will keep a close eye on it though, hope this helps! :)

@@WhiteboardCrypto I got the signal to buy Atari form a very reputable person one of the top people in crypto game who live in Dubai that is the reason I an taking Atari were seriously

@@WhiteboardCrypto anyway 😊 thank you for your valuable info but plz go through the correct website link 😁

Depends on whether the contracts are immutable or not. If it’s not, like with Uniswap 2.0 then the code cannot be changed once it is deployed to the blockchain. With Uniswap 3.0, I believe it is mutable and the team of coders behind Uniswap(most are anonymous) who have access to the multisig address that deployed the contracts code, can change that code. They usually put a time lock (about 6~12 hours) before any changes are made that affect the contract on the blockchain.

@@MomoKehinde Thank you Morolabi for the explanation! This is very clear indeed. But I wonder in the event when the code needs to be changed (with a mutable contract), do they normally obtain users' consent to do so or not?

@@user-fq7oq5kb4z In the event the code needs to be changed the most moral way to do it is to ask consent and then proceed, but the true is that anyone with the keys which are bascialy the password to the code can change the code itself at any given point, that why most of the time people rather have a v2 which is a new LOCKED contract to be sure you are good with all that it contains and you just don't have to trust anyone to not change what you already agreed to.

@@diegojorgetaveras4413 ohhhhh got it!! that makes a lot of sense now! Thank you so much!!!

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