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In the past 3 days i've read an article about a cryptocurrency which main goal is to be stable.

For this the crypto currency will be in two part.


But impossible to find again the article or the name of the currency ...

And it's not Riptobux  ...


Any idea ?

It bugs me to be able to find it.


regards and thanks

No one is going to tell you that.  "A cryptocurrency which main goal is to be stable".  Pretty much every shitcoin is going to claim that it intends to be stable or that it's backed by something.

If it's legitimate, the only thing it could really be is USD Tether (USDT) as its goal is to be linked to the price of a dollar.

eMunie was designed with stability in mind. Unfortunately after three years it's still in beta.

You have more information or about that cryptocurrency that you talking about because we didn't know if the only information is "cryptocurrency which main goal is to be stable"

depends from which perspective you want to look it. you mean stability by low inflation? by stable networkhashrate? by stable price?

He asking for help to recognize the forgotten article (in this case, altcoin's name). He isn't asking to search a stable coin but just read about a main goal of cryptocurrency (which is a stability).

Have you tried to take a look at your browser's history? . May gives you a hint and trace your past surf.

If you look at every coins roadmap,their goal is stability so if you forgot the name of the coin almost impossible to remember the name,but if you have an ample time you can search threads in the altcoin section announcement and if you're lucky you can find it there,
but next time use your bookmark button if you like certain sites.

Do you mean Radix? Emunie renamed to Radix and they have some kind of engine to keep the marketprice stable.

UNO.
Trifecta Combo = strongCode&hashpower + null_inflation + (base-pair traded to all major and most minor crypto)

What you get is an asset that is directly liquid against already dozens of other crypto-units.  This is leading to some interesting characteristics ... stability ... is emergent.

I've read emunie long time ago but they are not that popular coin now,why the hype in that coin when there are a lot of good coins here,better settle in the top 10 coins instead of experimenting unknown coins..

You can use keywords to search the name of that altcoin,try to remember all the relevants keywords you've seen and read on that articles and do a research on those keywords,also make a habit to bookmark all articles,sites and videos that you'd like to get back reading and watching.

the only coin which is 99.99% stable is USDT (tether) because it is tied with USD value and it is always worth 1 USD.

other altcoins are pump and dump and nothing more than that. don't waste your time looking. and the only crypto currency that is worth looking at is Bitcoin and that is not stable, bitcoin price is constantly rising over time.

Was it NuBits? According to their website it was teh world's first stable currency:

https://www.nubits.com/

I agree to this, browser's history. Also try to remember the site you got it from instead of coin name as every coin claimed almost identical to each other and there are thousands of them.

A cryptocurrency can't never be stable unless it doesn't have a free market and is somewhat controlled or just mimicks a fiat currency like nuBits and USDT. USDT should be safer than nuBits which I think collapsed.

Bitbay is looking forward to make the price fixed I think.

Not fixed. BitBay will have a rolling peg. It will take the worst volatility out, but allow price to move. Think of it as a stabilizer.

Monero price went to around $20 soon after 13 March. And now stays there when other coins are getting pumped and dumped. Seems Monero is new Litecoin.

bussiere,

Are you aware of Bitshares (BTS) smartcoins? see more details below:

Price-Stable Cryptocurrencies - SmartCoins provide the freedom of cryptocurrency with the stability of the dollar

A SmartCoin is a cryptocurrency whose value is pegged to that of another asset, such as the US Dollar or gold.
SmartCoins always have 100% or more of their value backed by the BitShares core currency, BTS, to which they
can be converted at any time at an exchange rate set by a trustworthy price feed.

In all but the most extreme market conditions, SmartCoins are guaranteed to be worth at least their face value
(and perhaps more, in some circumstances). Like any other cryptocurrency, SmartCoins are fungible, divisible,
and free from any restrictions.

There was this coin which had a ICO that was collecting money as a loan, I don’t remember where I saw it but when they gather enough btc they would buy a machinery and people and produce this element like KR or something and they would sold it, that way their coin would be minimal lose because the coins where attached to that produce.

The more they created and sold that element, the value of the coin would rise. Was it krcoin or like krzone, maybe not kr, had a good idea for people.