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I wasn't saying it was meritless, I'm just a big finance noob. So basically Unum is trading "risk of value going down/up" for "risk of smart contract bank run"
by Mouse47 9y ago
I wasn't saying it was meritless, I'm just a big finance noob.
So basically Unum is trading "risk of value going down/up" for "risk of smart contract bank run"?
EDIT: Also, I'm really interested since this is the first smart contract use case that I've managed to understand. Which is good since I'm all-in on ETH :)
EDIT 2, for anyone reading this thread: here's the announcement thread, answers all the questions I had here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2473877.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2473877.0
- jstanley 9y agoCompared to holding ETH, yes, that's the tradeoff. Compared to holding USDT, the tradeoff is that Tether can't print themselves free USDT's, but you have a risk of a smart contract bank run.