HomeCoin
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About HomeCoin
HomeCoin is a dollar token that draws its value from American home loans. Built by the team behind LoanSnap through the Bacon Protocol and its Home Finance successor, it is backed by a pool of USDC together with liens and residential mortgages on US property, effectively packaging real-estate debt into a tradeable claim. Because that debt earns interest, the token accrues yield over time rather than sitting flat at a dollar, so a holder owns a share of the mortgage pool more than a static cash equivalent. There is no KYC and no company redemption desk: HOME is bought and sold permissionlessly for USDC on the protocol's app, so the exit is the open market and the underlying loan pool rather than a fiat window. The design is novel but ties the token's stability to housing credit and servicer performance, risks a cash-backed stablecoin avoids.
- Peg
- US dollar
- Backing
- USDC and US mortgages
- Redemption
- Swap for USDC onchain
Reserves & rights
- Peg
- USD
- Networks
- 1
- Holder gets
- fund-share-offshore
- Regulatory framework
- none - decentralized mortgage-lending DeFi protocol on Ethereum; no stablecoin or securities license (underlying mortgages are serviced by licensed servicers, but token issuance is unregistered).
- Redemption KYC
- No KYC; HOME is bought/sold permissionlessly for USDC on the dApp; no direct issuer fiat redemption.
- Yield
- native
Networks & contracts
| Network | Contract |
|---|---|
| Ethereum | 0xb891…1F62 |