U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange Waves.
Exchange, which supports the price-stable multi-asset Neutrino protocol, is introducing a way for crypto traders to earn passive income through stablecoin staking.
According to a Sept. 29 announcement from Waves, the exchange has expanded its tokenized assets ecosystem to include seven different Neutrino stablecoins - synthetic versions of national currencies - through a decentralized foreign exchange market, or 'DeFo'.
Holders of the Neutrino US dollar, euro, yen, yuan, ruble, Ukrainian Hryvnia and Nigerian Naira can reportedly get up to 15% annual percentage yields through staking.
Unlike centralized fiat-collateralized stablecoins, where holders have to trust the issuer, Neutrino stablecoins are algorithmic, issued by a smart contract.
Waves is far from the only platform offering staking rewards this year.
Coinbase launched a similar system in July for crypto traders to gain 2% APY on their Dai holdings on top of its existing 0.15% for USD Coin holders.
In September, Binance announced its Launchpool platform would allow users to earn token rewards in return for staking Binance Coin and Binance USD as well as a variety of other coins.
Cointelegraph reported in August that Waves had made its Neutrino dollar available for users to stake on the Ethereum blockchain.
The exchange is also reportedly planning to add more DeFo trading pairs, which Neutrino's governance token holders will vote on.
'DeFo' staking enabled for Waves' Neutrino stablecoins
Published on Sep 30, 2020
by Cointele | Published on Coinage
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