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RockStable Token Inc

RockStable Token Inc

金融服务

Bellevue,WA 276 位关注者

A stable token for P2P cross-border money transfers.

关于我们

Rock Stable Vision: Our ROKS stablecoin used daily everywhere by billions of people as medium of exchange, to buy groceries, buy gas, pay for lunch, pay for a haircut, pay for rent. Rock Stable Mission: The stablecoin ROKS goto use case is cross-border money transfers. In 2023, we started a pilot program for cross-border money transfers from the states of California, Montana, Washington, and Wyoming to a single destination country, the Philippines. Our mission is to serve at least 10% of the USA to Philippines corridor by 2028. Our remittance portal https://sendroks.com looks and feels very much like any other remittance portal, but in the backend we issue ROKS and send ROKS to the receiver's virtual wallet. The ROKS wallet makes it very easy for the receiver to cashout ROKS and convert it into the local currency.

网站
https://static.sendroks.com
所属行业
金融服务
规模
2-10 人
总部
Bellevue,WA
类型
私人持股
创立
2017

地点

RockStable Token Inc员工

动态

  • 查看Evan Palmer的档案

    BD @ Paxos

    1 Stablecoin ≠ 1 Stablecoin While much of the world is coming to crypto for the next 100x, many institutions are coming for stablecoins: a $200B market supporting trillions in global payments volumes. The draw of instant settlement, 24/7 markets, and universal dollar access has led to over $1.8T in transaction volume in 2024 alone. Over 25 million unique wallets interact with stablecoins each month, and RWA.xyz shows over 50 active stablecoins currently available on-chain. However, all $1 digital assets are not the same- Stablecoins vary in their technical design as well as their use cases. Below are three distinct types of stablecoins and their primary purposes: Payment Stables ?? ?Payment stablecoins are designed primarily for transactional purposes. They are typically fully collateralized by fiat reserves held in regulated financial institutions. Payment stables can be used for remittances on platforms like Xoom, A PayPal Service, or B2B payments, powered by on/off ramps such as Sphere. Examples include PYUSD, USDC. DeFi Stables ?? DeFi stablecoins are decentralized, remotely managed assets that aim to maintain a stable value without relying on traditional banking systems. These stablecoins are often deposited into decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols to earn yield from lending, staking, or liquidity provisioning. These tokens are mainly used as cornerstone assets on lending protocols such as AAVE or Morpho Labs. Examples include DAI or GHO- whose reserves are overcollateralized with crypto assets. Yield-Bearing Stables ?? A yield-bearing stablecoin is designed to pass holders the yield generated from its underlying reserves; which are often fully collateralized by cash equivalents such as treasury bills and money market funds held in a financial institution. This enables the risk free rate to be distributed to token holders on-chain, while also enabling sending and receiving between wallets. The best yield-bearing stablecoins can efficiently serve use cases both in payments and DeFi. This stablecoin enables users to instantly start growing savings on any funds received. Understanding these categories can help teams navigate the landscape of on-chain dollars. Paxos’ Lift Dollar | USDL sits in perfect harmony as a US dollar-backed stablecoin* with regulatory oversight that distributes yield every day to eligible token holders. ??* USDL is a Fiat-Reference Token issued by Paxos International as per ADGM FSRA regulation #Stablecoins #Crypto #Payments

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  • 查看Carlos Tapang的档案

    CEO at sendroks.com

    Dollarization in Argentina The Argentina Peso has stabilized to where inflation is now down to single digits per month, even while dollarization has not even started yet. Why dollarize at all now, if things are already OK? The objective is to make it difficult for the government, even without Milei, to go back to printing money. Emilio Ocampo Professorof Finance and Economic History, UCEMA, Argentina says 1:24:41 " ... we are not eliminating the (Argentina) Peso, we are just freezing the amount of Pesos in the economy, we are just giving legal tender status to the currency that the Argentinians already have. So that's not such a controversial [thing]." 1:24:05 " ... but the way we frame dollarization in our case is complete monetization - nobody is forced to use the dollar - and I think this is very important because [there is this notion that] 'Oh, you want to impose the dollar on the Argentinian people'. No, that's not the case, we just want to allow the people to have dollars, to use those dollars freely, and if they want to change those dollars for Euros or any other convertible currency, or even Bitcoin, or any stablecoin, or any cryptocurrency, that's fine ... why do we accept state monopolization of money ... this is about freedom ..." https://lnkd.in/g36drrPQ

  • Did you know that you can now use a stablecoin to send money anywhere? What's a stablecoin? A stablecoin is a money-substitute, usually a USD-equivalent substitute on steroids. You don't need banks to send it so it's much faster and always available. The easiest way to do cross-border money transfers is to sign-up with Coinbase, buy USDC or USDT from Coinbase, and then send USDC over to your destination country. In the destination country, your recipient has to sign-up with the local crypto exchange, where she can convert the stablecoin she received to the local currency. Coinbase is not designed to do cross-border money transfers, and neither are the local crypto exchanges. That's why it's a pain to have to buy and then send. Your purpose is to send money, after all, not to buy and then send. On the receiving side, your recipient has to do the other side of the deal: basically, sell the stablecoin in order to get the local currency equivalent value. Good news! With our https://sendroks.com money sending portal and a very simple wallet app for your recipient, the pain of using a stablecoin to do cross-border money transfers is gone. This is still a pilot and we serve a very limited market: four states in the U.S. going to a single destination, the Philippines. If you are in the state of Washington or California, you can now send money to the Philippines using our stablecoin ROKS, the first stablecoin designed for cross-border money transfers. The portal sendroks.com allows you to buy ROKS and send it, in one single, seamless operation. The wallet allows your recipient to cashout anytime at the tap of a button. The wallet user can cashout to Palawan, GCash, Maya, or most any local bank. The ROKS wallet has a very simple and uncluttered user interface. Your recipient's ROKS is not under our custody - your recipient is in total control. Because ROKS is a USD-substitute, having the ROKS wallet is like having a dollar bank account, only much more convenient, powerful, and safe. What if your recipient doesn't want to convert to the local currency just yet, because the local currency is expected to inflate faster than USD? No problem: she can keep ROKS in her wallet for as long as she wants. In fact, we encourage wallet users to save in ROKS. Moreover, because conversion can be expensive, the ROKS wallet user has the option of directly spending ROKS: she just has to convince the store to install the same wallet, and she can then pay in ROKS to that store. We highly encourage this because the more ROKS wallet users, the better for everyone.

  • 查看Carlos Tapang的档案

    CEO at sendroks.com

    The significance of the Trump and Republican congressional wins cannot be overstated, in many more things other than crypto. With regards to crypto, the Trump win means rules will not only be clarified, but will also mean more rational rules. Having clear rules is not good enough, but having rational, market-oriented rules is a necessary (albeit insufficient) condition for the USA to be number one with regards to crypto. Definitely, the Trump win is great for crypto. In particular, I believe it would also boost the chances of stablecoins becoming private fiat money that can compete with central bank money. There will be many borderless currencies in the near future.

  • 查看Christian Catalini的档案

    Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer @ Lightspark. Founder, MIT Cryptoeconomics Lab.

    Why Everyone’s Wrong About Stablecoins— Stripe’s recent acquisition of stablecoin orchestration startup Bridge sent shockwaves through the crypto world. For the first time, a major payments company committed over a billion dollars to accelerate its use of this technology. What most miss: Bridge might be worth $1.1 billion to Stripe, but on its own, it likely wouldn’t have hit that mark. This isn’t due to any lack of talent—Zach Abrams?and his team assembled a top group of engineers—but rather because making money with stablecoins is extremely challenging. But how can that be? After all, Circle and Tether have been raking in substantial profits following the interest rate hikes of the last two years. Full article in the comments!

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  • 查看Dream Bigger的组织主页

    609 位关注者

    ??DREAM BIGGER CHALLENGE ??Register Now: https://lu.ma/wjh8arwi ?Pitch Finalist Spotlight Carlos Tapang Founder and CEO of RockStable Token Inc Carlos Tapang started his journey in cryptocurrency in 2011, when he wrote his first blog about money (and Bitcoin) in April, 2011: https://lnkd.in/gZczfuSy He invested $30,000 in Bitcoin in late 2013 and doubled it by 2014. He used his gains to start a Bitcoin mining rig hosting company, Centerus, which he funded himself. By late 2014 Centerus has signed deals with about 70 miner rig owners who entrusted their machines to the startup. The fatal mistake in Centerus was that the startup accepted Bitcoin only as payment. When Bitcoin went down to about $350 in 2015, Centerus could not earn enough to pay for electricity and had to transfer all clients to another hosting company in Wenatchee, Washington. Meanwhile, Carlos invested a little more than $1,000 into a new cryptocurrency called Ethereum in late 2014. By late 2016, ETH price has gone up more than six-fold and by January 2018, a thousand-fold. Carlos used his earnings to buy a small house in Bellevue and start Rock Stable. In addition to running Rock Stable, Carlos is still working as a software design engineer for a company called Wipro, assigned to Wipro's big client Microsoft. Having learned the problem of additional business risk when accepting volatile cryptos like Bitcoin as payment, Carlos founded Rock Stable to be focused solely on stablecoins. Rock Stable plans to introduce another stablecoin product once ROKS gets on its way. The product will be an Inflation-Resistant Medium of Account (IRMA). What's Rock Stable? Rock Stable is the issuer of ROKS, a dollar substitute, the first stablecoin designed for use by non-crypto-savvy people, for everyday use, the first use case for which is cross-border money transfers, for which we have built a pilot (MVP). Learn more: https://sendroks.com #filipinoamericanhistorymonth #entrepreneur? #pitch #dreambigger #siliconvalley

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  • What do you think of this description of what are blockchains? There is a missing element (how encryption ties it all together), but overall is it easy to understand? Let's say we are an army lost in enemy territory but we wanted to continue using money to trade things among us without cash. We can use pieces of paper to record transactions (a "ledger" of money transfers) among us: we can record today's transactions on a piece of paper, the following day on another piece of paper, and so on. We can then make copies of each daily record, but before we do, we should write the page number or the date of each paper on that same piece of paper. We can then?distribute copies among us randomly. At any point in time, if somebody questions his balance, we can piece together the transactions that have occurred in the past. Anyone of us can do this. Because copies of each page is distributed randomly, the enemy can capture anyone of us and we should still be able to trace our accounts. All that sounds difficult and no army would resort to such cumbersome way to record transactions; however, with interconnected computers in the internet, this is no problem at all. The name "blockchain" is composed of two words: block and chain. What I have just described is the essence of a blockchain. Each block is a page, and the chain ties one end of the block to another in order to arrange the pages in the proper sequence. The system is resilient and it is difficult to cheat.

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