Defi.money
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About Defi.money
Defi.money is no longer an active stablecoin; its team wound the protocol down. It ran an autonomous credit facility that issued MONEY, a freely tradable decentralized dollar minted against crypto collateral in the mold of Curve's crvUSD. The project announced a decision to sunset the system, ending new issuance. While live, MONEY was an onchain, over-collateralized dollar redeemed through the protocol rather than any company, spread across Optimism, Arbitrum and Base. Any remaining MONEY should be read as a legacy balance from a discontinued protocol rather than an active, peg-maintained stablecoin. Without a credit facility actively managing collateral and redemptions, the dollar peg is no longer supported the way a running system would keep it. It stands as one of many small crvUSD-style forks that did not survive.
- Status
- Defunct
- Former peg
- US dollar
- Networks
- Optimism, Arbitrum, Base
Reserves & rights
- Peg
- USD
- Mechanism
- Crypto
- Networks
- 3
- Issuer
- defi.money
- Holder gets
- No longer actively backed / redeemable - historical.
- Regulatory framework
- none
Networks & contracts
| Network | Contract |
|---|---|
| Arbitrum | 0x6942…2496 |
| Base | 0x6942…2496 |
| OP Mainnet | 0x6942…2496 |