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Stablecoins are tokenized versions of fiat currency assets (Fiat), and their value is intrinsically tied to a defined unit of exchange. Stablecoins are most commonly directly backed by a fiat currency and require deposits to be made (and held) before tokens are minted.
DRAM stablecoins have parity to US$1, fully backed by an actual deposit of AED 3.6725 per coin on a currency translation basis, which effectively means that 1 DRAM is equal to 1 US dollar. The AED has been pegged to the USD on the same ratio for the last 25 years.
Stablecoins are tokenized versions of fiat currency assets (Fiat), and their value is intrinsically tied to a defined unit of exchange. Stablecoins are most commonly directly backed by a fiat currency and require deposits to be made (and held) before tokens are minted.
DRAM stablecoins have parity to US$1, fully backed by an actual deposit of AED 3.6725 per coin on a currency translation basis, which effectively means that 1 DRAM is equal to 1 US dollar. The AED has been pegged to the USD on the same ratio for the last 25 years.
Stablecoins are tokenized versions of fiat currency assets (Fiat), and their value is intrinsically tied to a defined unit of exchange. Stablecoins are most commonly directly backed by a fiat currency and require deposits to be made (and held) before tokens are minted.
DRAM stablecoins have parity to US$1, fully backed by an actual deposit of AED 3.6725 per coin on a currency translation basis, which effectively means that 1 DRAM is equal to 1 US dollar. The AED has been pegged to the USD on the same ratio for the last 25 years.
Stablecoins are tokenized versions of fiat currency assets (Fiat), and their value is intrinsically tied to a defined unit of exchange. Stablecoins are most commonly directly backed by a fiat currency and require deposits to be made (and held) before tokens are minted.
DRAM stablecoins have parity to US$1, fully backed by an actual deposit of AED 3.6725 per coin on a currency translation basis, which effectively means that 1 DRAM is equal to 1 US dollar. The AED has been pegged to the USD on the same ratio for the last 25 years.
Stablecoins are tokenized versions of fiat currency assets (Fiat), and their value is intrinsically tied to a defined unit of exchange. Stablecoins are most commonly directly backed by a fiat currency and require deposits to be made (and held) before tokens are minted.
DRAM stablecoins have parity to US$1, fully backed by an actual deposit of AED 3.6725 per coin on a currency translation basis, which effectively means that 1 DRAM is equal to 1 US dollar. The AED has been pegged to the USD on the same ratio for the last 25 years.
Stablecoins are tokenized versions of fiat currency assets (Fiat), and their value is intrinsically tied to a defined unit of exchange. Stablecoins are most commonly directly backed by a fiat currency and require deposits to be made (and held) before tokens are minted.
DRAM stablecoins have parity to US$1, fully backed by an actual deposit of AED 3.6725 per coin on a currency translation basis, which effectively means that 1 DRAM is equal to 1 US dollar. The AED has been pegged to the USD on the same ratio for the last 25 years.
Stablecoins are tokenized versions of fiat currency assets (Fiat), and their value is intrinsically tied to a defined unit of exchange. Stablecoins are most commonly directly backed by a fiat currency and require deposits to be made (and held) before tokens are minted.
DRAM stablecoins have parity to US$1, fully backed by an actual deposit of AED 3.6725 per coin on a currency translation basis, which effectively means that 1 DRAM is equal to 1 US dollar. The AED has been pegged to the USD on the same ratio for the last 25 years.
Stablecoins are tokenized versions of fiat currency assets (Fiat), and their value is intrinsically tied to a defined unit of exchange. Stablecoins are most commonly directly backed by a fiat currency and require deposits to be made (and held) before tokens are minted.
DRAM stablecoins have parity to US$1, fully backed by an actual deposit of AED 3.6725 per coin on a currency translation basis, which effectively means that 1 DRAM is equal to 1 US dollar. The AED has been pegged to the USD on the same ratio for the last 25 years.
Stablecoins are tokenized versions of fiat currency assets (Fiat), and their value is intrinsically tied to a defined unit of exchange. Stablecoins are most commonly directly backed by a fiat currency and require deposits to be made (and held) before tokens are minted.
DRAM stablecoins have parity to US$1, fully backed by an actual deposit of AED 3.6725 per coin on a currency translation basis, which effectively means that 1 DRAM is equal to 1 US dollar. The AED has been pegged to the USD on the same ratio for the last 25 years.
