*please let us know if you find mistakes or suggestions. What is Dynamic Set Dollar? Dynamic Set Dollar (DSD) is an ERC-20 self-stabilizing decentralized censorship-resistant non-collateral backed USD stablecoin. Video:https://bit.ly/33YqZnE How is DSD different from other stablecoins? For a more comprehensive overview of the differences between DSD and other stablecoins, please refer to this article.

We are excited to introduce Dynamic Set Dollar: a next-generation elastic supply stable token that, by improving upon its predecessors through the integration of several novel features, is destined to become the first fully DeFi compliant stablecoin. DSD uses the mechanics from several other projects and is mainly inspired by…

To celebrate the launch of DSD V2 and the introduction of DIP-10, we believe it’s time to make yourself familiar with the new protocol dynamics. These new dynamics are crucial for the future of DSD, and everyone should know how they work, and get comfortable participating in DSD V2. This…

With the introduction of DIP-10, DSD has entered a new era by fundamentally changing the debt cycle mechanics holding on to its mission to become the first uncollateralized reserve asset for DeFi. This article is more of a “practical guide” on how to participate in the protocol. …

In addition to the migration of our main liquidity pool from Uniswap to Sushiswap 🍣, DIP-16 introduces updated advance incentives. TL;DR: With DIP-16 it is always economical to call the advance() function. En route to DIP-10, one of the major roadblocks has been the advance() function. Due to high gas…

Please find a detailed step-by-step instruction on how to migrate your liquidity below. With DIP-16 we are proposing to move the main liquidity pool from Uniswap to Sushiswap. Upon implementation, Sushiswap LPs are rewarded with DSD during expansion. To recap our reasoning for this move: Since @0xMaki 源 義経 is…

Out with the old, in with the new Algorithmic stablecoins started with the revolutionary idea of rebasing, allowing for dynamic contraction and expansion of the total supply of coins, also called elastic supply. For the first time, rebases enabled viable non-collateral backed stablecoin designs. Direct rebasing has two main problems: it’s not composable and it’s confusing to see…

We, the founding team of DSD, want to lay out our roadmap and timeline for DSD V2 (often referred to as DIP-10). Since January, the team has been working on finding a novel incentive structure that can overcome the inability of status quo algorithmic stablecoins to maintain their peg. Note…