While centralized stablecoins like Circle and Tether provide an important service to both general crypto users and the broader DeFi ecosystem, they can also be a source of risk.
How can DeFi protocols and users minimize their exposure to the risks of centralized stablecoins?
The 7/21/23 edition of This Week in Quai is now live in the Quai blog!
Learn more about the importance of open-source code, and the purpose of Testnets👇
https://t.co/dXB8iBxZrr
Don't forget to set your reminders for the first "Quai Fridays" community call this Friday!
What topics do you want to hear discussed in the Twitter Space?👇
https://t.co/PLDNMwt5ZQ
The process of starting and maintaining a Quai node during the Iron Age Testnet will be made simpler by the Quai Hardware CLI Tool.
The Hardware CLI will allow users to perform all the basic requirements of a node operator within one simple interface.
https://t.co/EFuhrPIkeU
Quai developers have been hard at work ensuring that the hardware requirements to run a trustless Quai node are low and accessable.
What kind of machine do you plan to run your Iron Age Testnet node on?👇
Quai Network's Proof-of-Entropy-Minima consensus mechanism allows for significantly faster finality than Proof-of-Work mechanisms by more accurately measuring "work."
Read more in the Quai docs👇
https://t.co/NUnNh1vF7Y