After understanding the positioning of TBC (Turing Blockchain), let's combine it with the demand for stablecoins and delve into TBC's gold anchor. When it comes to stablecoins, stability is not only a security requirement for the anchored assets but also a fundamental constraint on the underlying public chain infrastructure. The tokens in stablecoins are not only securities of the anchored assets; they are also carriers of value and means of circulation for their underlying public chain infrastructure. If the native tokens on the chain are all value-unstable, how can the stablecoins issued from them be considered stable? TBC's model of not increasing the issuance ensures value preservation and rejects inflation, with its quantity anchored to Bitcoin for mining at a ratio of 1:100, inheriting the value stability of digital gold.
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After understanding the positioning of TBC (Turing Blockchain), let's combine it with the demand for stablecoins and delve into TBC's gold anchor. When it comes to stablecoins, stability is not only a security requirement for the anchored assets but also a fundamental constraint on the underlying public chain infrastructure. The tokens in stablecoins are not only securities of the anchored assets; they are also carriers of value and means of circulation for their underlying public chain infrastructure. If the native tokens on the chain are all value-unstable, how can the stablecoins issued from them be considered stable? TBC's model of not increasing the issuance ensures value preservation and rejects inflation, with its quantity anchored to Bitcoin for mining at a ratio of 1:100, inheriting the value stability of digital gold.