I think everything is clear now. The only thing I do not see the differences in the functioning of the same coin, which works as a replacement for the dollar. Such a coin is called USDT on many exchanges. If so, that is good.
A big difference between Constant and USDT is that we regularly publish independent audits of our USD reserves. You can also see how many Constant have been created on our smart contract. Being able to do both of these things means you can always check we're matching Constant to USD.
Are you going to publish also your auditors for your USD reserves? How do we know that it is truly independent from your project and they have the integrity to do such work? Are you going to provide their official links? How do we know the veracity of those audits? As I remember, at one point, USDT admitted that they didn't have the full backing of USD. So in your case, how do we know that all audits are authentic?
