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A programmer working on the DeFi beloved OlympusDAO has devised a new technology that aims to make stablecoin exchanges more convenient by eliminating the need for price arcs. OlympusDAO programmer “Ohmzeus” revealed on Oct. 26 that they have built a prototype project termed Range, which consists of autonomous stablecoin groups that do not employ a price gradient and are not centralized. Range, according to the creator, is a “positive stablecoin exchange mechanism” that is supposed to “renounce a pricing slope entirely.” 

“Range is a stablecoin exchange mechanism that is enthusiastic about the future. (Please note that the range has not been audited.) Utilize at your peril and only with funds that you can afford to give up.) Let’s go over what it does in detail.” -Zeus Ω (3,3) (@ohmzeus) October 25, 2021. The encryption uses “Range Zones,” which imply that both tokens in a group are the same amount of money. In total, there are six active pools for the currencies LUSD and DAI, as well as USDC and FRAX, and also USDT and MIM. However, the programmer has stressed that they are unregulated and that users really shouldn’t invest more than they can stand to give up.

Transactions To USDC/USDT Paused Because Of Decimal Place Issues

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Payments to the USDC/USDT pool have indeed been halted owing to a decimals place issue, according to the community on Discord. Tokens can only be traded within a predetermined range specified by the system. DAI is included in this first pool, which has a stablecoin capacity ranging from 20% to 70%. According to Ohmzeus, DAI must contain a minimum of 20% of the 1st pool and not surpass 70% of the pool for the exchange to be accepted. Any exchange that falls beyond those limits will be rejected, that is, any exchange that falls outside of the scope of 20 percent to 70 percent.

The program’s preservation of comparable prices between Stablecoins looks to provide users with trading opportunities, as Stablecoins seldom trade at roughly the same value on both centralized trading platforms and autonomous exchanges, as previously stated. Ohmzeus claims that the system has numerous benefits over conventional automated financial markets when it comes to switching Stablecoins, mentioning one-to-one stablecoin exchanges, cheap gas prices, and asset utilization as examples.

“The anticipation is that (at least in the beginning), the pool will swing from wide extremes to wide extremes as the aggregated tokens move around the anchor,” they wrote in their commentary. “This should result in a large amount of charge volume via arbitrage.” OlympusDAO, according to Ohmzeus, could make use of Range to rally support stablecoin stockpiles secured by Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs), mentioning that the framework empowers the institution to “constructively utilize its stockpiles in an enclosed environment where its sensitivity to various assets is characterized and managed.”

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