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MakerDAO is basically a community run central bank on the Ethereum blockchain. You can lock away assets you own (currently only ETH but eventually even your house will work as a collateral). By locking away your collateral you can withdraw DAI which will be generated based on your collateral. This is comparable to how banks worked in the past where they only printed money for which they had gold as collateral. You ne…
How does it monitor the peg in a decentralized, sibyl-resistant, manner?
Amazon Quantum Ledger Database
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How can you make something like MakerDAO on a centralized ledger?
I don't think anyone is arguing that you can. But most companies who want a ledger don't need a blockchain to accomplish it. In your case, you're talking about no trusted actors in a very decentralized system. We're talking about walmart tracking supply chain and whatnot. For a centralized ledger where you do have trusted actors, blockchain is a hilariously shitty solution.
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Been hearing about it but must admit I don't fully understand it. Would you mind a sentence or two on why the concept is so amazing?
MakerDAO is basically a community run central bank on the Ethereum blockchain. You can lock away assets you own (currently only ETH but eventually even your house will work as a collateral). By locking away your collateral you can withdraw DAI which will be generated based on your collateral. This is comparable to how banks worked in the past where they only printed money for which they had gold as collateral. You ne…