About USD Bancor
USD Bancor (USDB) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2019and operates on the Ethereum platform. USD Bancor has a current supply of 79,316.566815 with 0 in circulation. The last known price of USD Bancor is 0.10163102 USD and is up 0.48 over the last 24 hours. It is currently trading on 2 active market(s) with $4.91 traded over the last 24 hours.
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Market Cap
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FDV
$8.83K
Circ. Supply
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Max Supply
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Total Supply
79K USDB
Performance
Popularity
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Dominance
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Volume (24H)
$5.29
9.14%
Volume (7D)
$40.47
Volume (30D)
$153.03
All time high
$1.67
Price Change (1Y)
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-50.29%
Additional details
Market details
USDB vs markets
↘ 42.87%
USDB vs BTC
↘ 42%
USDB vs ETH
↘ 34.59%
Tags
decentralized-exchange-dex-token
defi
stablecoin
Network & Addresses
Network | Address | |
|---|---|---|
Ethereum | 0x309627af60F0926daa6041B8279484312f2bf060 |
Price history
Time | Price | Change |
|---|---|---|
Today | $0.11 | ↗ 9.90% |
1 Day | $0.10 | ↗ 9.78% |
1 Week | $0.10 | ↗ 7.62% |
1 Month | $0.10 | ↗ 7.24% |
1 Year | $0.22 | ↘ 50.29% |
FAQ
USD Bancor (USDB) is a stable version of the Bancor Network Token (BNT), backed by BNT locked in Collateralized Debt Positions (CDPs) on Ethereum. Launched on July 10, 2019, by Bancor and PEG Network, USDB seeks to provide a stable token that allows users to access the Bancor Liquidity Network without direct exposure to BNT. The PEG Network's smart contracts enable anyone to create a stable version of their ERC20 token, allowing users to generate their own stable tokens by staking volatile tokens as collateral. USDB is the first use-case of the PEG Protocol, demonstrating the potential of stable tokens to serve the needs of both speculators and real users.
USDB operates on the PEG Protocol, which allows users to create a stable version of any token. The protocol ensures that every issued stable token is backed by a sufficient quantity of its collateral, while allowing any actor to benefit by enforcing safety margins. For instance, someone can create a stable version of Basic Attention Token (BAT) pegged to the US dollar. As BAT is deposited into a PEG-integrated smart contract, BAT:USD is minted, allowing users to borrow against the value of BAT. The PEG Protocol implements mechanisms that iterate on the functionality of DAI, with a key advancement: Any asset can be used as the stable token's collateral.