Fears about the dependability of Tether (USDT) have led to а torrent of new stablecoins recently, such as the Stronghold USD and Stasis EUR, and more are on the way. Terra is trying to carve a space for itself by focusing on ecommerce integration. Its co-founder, Daniel Shin, is the founder and Chairman of TMON, an ecommerce platform from South Korea. And fifteen companies, with a total of $25 billion in annual transaction volume and 40 million customers (including Woowa Brothers, Qoo10, Carousell, Pomelo, and TIKI), have joined the Terra Alliance. The stablecoin is said to be backed by Luna, an asset that derives its value from transaction fees collected on the network. “Much like the moon stabilizes the earth’s rotation, Luna is Terra’s eternal guardian of stability.”
“While we see many stablecoins coming out, Terra’s journey is especially meaningful as they are designing one of the few price-stable protocols with existing, working, and strong go-to-market strategy and usage. We are constantly impressed by the founders’ leadership and earnest commitment to the business, and excited to support the team,” commented Ella Zhang, Head of Binance Labs.
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