Solana ecosystem newcomer AbraFi launches funding, how will synthetic USD stablecoin break through?

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【Blockchain Rhythm】New developments have emerged from the Solana Breakpoint conference. Abra, a crypto financial services provider, has announced the launch of AbraFi, a synthetic asset tokenization platform based on the Solana network, which will be open to the market in the form of a DAO rather than being solely owned by Abra Inc.

The key point is: holders of the AFI governance token will share most of the protocol’s revenue while having full governance rights. This means ecosystem participants can benefit directly from the platform’s growth, rather than profits being monopolized by centralized institutions.

On the product side, AbraFi’s first flagship product is the synthetic USD USDAF. The interesting aspect of this stablecoin is that it is fully backed by multi-chain assets such as SOL, USDT, USDC, and others, and it maintains price stability through Delta hedging strategies, leveraging DeFi protocols to anchor the exchange rate. A staking version of USDAF, called SDAF, will also be launched in the future to provide holders with additional yield mechanisms.

In terms of timeline, AbraFi is currently raising seed funding and is expected to officially launch around January 1st next year. An even more aggressive plan is that the company is seriously considering launching an IPO in the first quarter of 2025, which indicates a strong confidence in their development prospects.

From a market perspective, this type of stablecoin innovation that combines DAO governance, multi-asset support, and staking mechanisms is indeed worth watching amid the rapid development of the Solana ecosystem.

PanicSeller69 · Accepted Answer

Is Abra causing trouble again? The idea of synthetic USD sounds a bit suspicious, and the Solana ecosystem is about to expand again.

ForkItAllDay · Answer

Is it the same old DAO story? Playing around with it this time isn't the issue, the key question is whether it will end in a failure again.

SerRugResistant · Answer

Hmm... synthetic assets again, DAO openness again... feels like old tricks.

NullWhisperer · Answer

ngl, "dao governance" for a synthetic stablecoin platform is... theoretically nice but let's be real, who's actually auditing the collateral mechanism here? interesting edge case if they're doing this on solana's speed but the liquidation vectors need serious scrutiny

MoodFollowsPrice · Answer

Another new project to harvest retail investors, how long can the synthetic stablecoin play last?