[Stanley]

Stripe’s new tool can make stablecoins ‘with just a few lines of code’




Stripe’s new “Open Issuance” tool will enable companies to easily build and launch their own stablecoins, as well as manage the token’s reserves.



https://cointelegraph.com/news/stripe-ne...er_inbound

[Jamika]

You can create stablecoins however you want, but the important part is they last over time and keep real value.

[Vectura]

Wow, that could really change the stablecoin space.

[Fish]

Stripe’s new tool can make stablecoins ‘with just a few lines of code’




Stripe’s new “Open Issuance” tool will enable companies to easily build and launch their own stablecoins, as well as manage the token’s reserves.



https://cointelegraph.com/news/stripe-ne...er_inbound

Wow, I feel like a few years ago it was hard to do this, and now practically anyone can make a coin

[Yanix]

Open Issuance could bring stablecoins into sectors we never expected. From small businesses to big corporations, anyone could jump in now. That’s both exciting and a little scary when it comes to stability.

[The Joker]

Making stablecoins this easy is huge development. But the hard part is keeping them stable lol.

[Aeowulf]

You can create stablecoins however you want, but the important part is they last over time and keep real value.

Yeah... it can be a "stablecoin" but doesn't mean its not still going to be a shitcoin. 🤣

[Hackers]

If it's truly for utility, great. If people use this to market tokens that have iffy liquidity, no thanks.

Since it's from Stripe, i am assuming they will cover their risks & ensure they truly are stable.

Read the fineprint guys...Stripe is great at making sure risks are covered, by the business using Stripe.

[DAL-SHA]

You can create stablecoins however you want, but the important part is they last over time and keep real value.

they said in the article ; and i quote : Stripe claimed that its solution carries fewer risks than building one in-house, which can create challenges with managing reserves, compliance, and liquidity.

can u elaborate ??

[Hackers]

they said in the article ; and i quote : Stripe claimed that its solution carries fewer risks than building one in-house, which can create challenges with managing reserves, compliance, and liquidity.

can u elaborate ??

I believe this means that they have premade smart contracts you can deploy, with clear functions for managing the token. They most likely either retain ownership of the contract, or they may give you Owner. Either way, once the contract is deployed, the bytecode / functions / hash verification can cover it.

Stripe most likely has a working, secure, and audited contract format that they deploy for their users

[DAL-SHA]

I believe this means that they have premade smart contracts you can deploy, with clear functions for managing the token. They most likely either retain ownership of the contract, or they may give you Owner. Either way, once the contract is deployed, the bytecode / functions / hash verification can cover it.

Stripe most likely has a working, secure, and audited contract format that they deploy for their users

interesting ..

[Hackers]

interesting ..

Yerp, it's a good thing too. I don't love the idea of a million stablecoins, but I do enjoy the idea of STABLE coins, as-in tokens with audited contracts and verified/tested web3 functions.

[DAL-SHA]

Yerp, it's a good thing too. I don't love the idea of a million stablecoins, but I do enjoy the idea of STABLE coins, as-in tokens with audited contracts and verified/tested web3 functions.

seems like the future of virtual investing ?? (or at least a big portion of it )

[Rsynced]

You can create stablecoins however you want, but the important part is they last over time and keep real value.

What don't they just say it allows companies to release their own sh*t coins... 🤦‍♂️🤣🤐