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I have a feeling checking that a bank indeed stores the amount or X coins that they’ve minted on the network should be an easy audit. Although non-crypto digita
by baby 4y ago
I have a feeling checking that a bank indeed stores the amount or X coins that they’ve minted on the network should be an easy audit. Although non-crypto digital money nowadays is a mess so I’m not even sure if that’s possible.
- lxgr 4y agoThere is no need to audit the liabilities (i.e. the stablecoin issued), what matters are the assets/reserves. And since these by nature are not on-chain for a fiat currency backed stablecoin, this is not trivial at all: Not only do you need to plausibly demonstrate the existence of assets, but also that they are not otherwise encumbered.
- baby 4y agoThat’s what I meant, how do audit reserves when it’s most likely a digit in the bank account database? You’d have to audit their accounts at all banks including central banks. If only banks used crypto :))