What can other algorithmic stablecoins learn from Terra’s crash?
The main problem that led to the fall of Terra was that the reserves appeared to be overcollateralized, but in reality, they weren’t.
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The main problem that led to the fall of Terra was that the reserves appeared to be overcollateralized, but in reality, they weren’t.
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