LiquidStake
Basics
- Announced on:
- Mainnet release:
- Based in:
- From Cointelegraph (11-11-2020):
"Through its LiquidStake initiative, both retail and institutional stakers can delegate their capital and maintain the ability to use it as collateral to receive USD Coin (USDC) loans. Unlike other staking derivative proposals, LiquidStake will not create new tokens to represent the bonded Ether (ETH)."
History
Token
Launch
Token allocation
Utility
Token Details
Stablecoin
Technology
- Whitepaper can be found [insert here].
- Code can be viewed [insert here].
- Built on:
- Programming language used:
Transaction Details
How it works
Mining
Staking
Liquidity Mining
Layer Two
Different Implementations
Interoperability
Other Details
Privacy Method being used
Compliance
- From Cointelegraph (11-11-2020):
"OpenLaw and Lukka helped with the legal and tax management of the system. Slazas said that LiquidStake simultaneously solves another major issue: the tax implications of Ethereum staking. Especially on the institutional side, going through LiquidStake simplifies the tax treatment, as they are simply entering into a swap agreement with Darma, a fully licensed and regulated commodity trading and swap company.
Oracle Method being used
Their Other Projects
DEX
Governance
DAO
Treasury
Upgrades
Roadmap
- Can be found [Insert link here].
Audits
- Bug bounty program can be found [insert here].
Bugs/Hacks
Usage
Projects that use or built on it
Competition
Coin Distribution
Pros and Cons
Pros
Cons
Team, Funding, Partnerships, etc.
Team
- Full team can be found [here].
- James Slazas; CEO
Funding
Partners
- From Cointelegraph (11-11-2020):
"The company partnered with staking providers including Bison Trails, ConsenSys Codefi and Figment to handle the actual validation process"