The Waves blockchain enables users to create and launch custom crypto tokens. Unlike most blockchains, Waves allows users to create trademark tokens without extensive smart contract programming.
The project emphasizes the ease it affords developers who want to onboard and build on the protocol. So, how has this easy to adopt protocol been performing recently?
Recent Developments and Future Events
Waves recently announced the launch of a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO). The council is composed of Waves Enterprises, Waves Labs, and Tokenomika.
The DAO was to manage and execute decisions by the community members. In addition, the protocol has made its software code open-source, allowing developers to leverage the existing code to build.
Large accounts have also been liquidated, and their collateral is taken over to be used for the benefit of the Waves ecosystem.
Prior to the de-pegging of Terra’s UST stablecoin, Waves’ algorithmic stablecoin, Neutrino USD (NUSD), also lost its peg to the value of the U.S. dollar in early April. This was due to the aggressive selling of the token in the USDN liquidity pool on Curve Finance.
Despite falling to as of now at $0.68, the NUSD is now pegged at 1:1 with the dollar. To prevent the issue from repeating itself, Waves released a revival plan.
Waves set a threshold of 1 and a max borrowing for APR to 400 tokens to avoid aggressive selling if it’s tokens. Borrowers must now return 99.98% of their loans to avoid liquidation of their positions.
The daily withdrawal limits for USDT and USDC across all the DeFi protocols on the Waves ecosystem have been set at $1,000. This discourages the use of DeFi bit and whales who could pull massive liquidity from a protocol at once.
Priding itself as an easy developer onboarding project, Waves is adding Java and Go libraries updates to its protocol. According to waves, the update will support all the Waves blockchain features and be made available “soon”.
Price Updates
Despite the plunging prices of crypto assets, Waves (WAVES) has been one of the biggest gainers. In the last one week, the price of WAVES has gone up by more than 140%.
The seven days price chart of Waves (WAVES). Source: CoinMarketCap
The rally saw WAVES hit a three week high of $11.28, from a low of $4.6 on May 27. After the massive rally, WAVES corrected to as low as $9.2. WAVES is marginally up by 0.51% over the last 24 hours.
The 24 hours price chart of Waves (WAVES). Source: CoinMarketCap
WAVES now trades at $9.60 and is ranked as the 51st largest cryptocurrency with a market cap of $1.07 billion.
The revival plan appears to have caused a spike in the trade volume of WAVES. The daily trade volume of WAVES hit a high of $3.8 billion on June 1 after recording $173.4 million on May 28.
On The Flipside
Community
Waves is a community-centric project, and this is mirrored by the recent launch of a DAO. Waves grant its community members the power to reject proposals that they perceive would be against free-market values and accept proposals that benefit the long-term sustainability of the Waves DeFi ecosystem.
The project also enjoys immense community support from members who believe in the DeFi ecosystem Waves is building.@bryptokenneth3 writes about the project;
The ability of the Waves team to restore the peg of its USDN stablecoin after being de-pegged is a testament to its potential and the effort being put into development.
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Source: Cryptocurrency - investing.com
