Talk:List of Stablecoins
Is there a greater value in having a dedicated article for a list of stablecoins?[edit]
As per edit by @Praxidicae redirecting this article to the main article stablecoins, it is suggested that no such list is needed and the ones deemed notable can be included on a shorter list within the main article stablecoins. However I would argue that, as there is a list of cryptocurrencies which happens to only include the USDT stablecoin, there is some merit to having a dedicated list of stablecoins that has the value of providing an overview. In regards to the notability of individual coins on that list I would say that perhaps only rUSD is too small of a stablecoin that it likely lacks independent coverage and would not be notable for wikipedia but the remaining ones on the list have their own merits making them notable, perhaps not beyond any reasonable doubt to those not that closely involved in cryptocurrencies, but this can be discussed. Treehorn 1991 (talk) 17:26, 19 August 2022 (UTC)
List of Stablecoins[edit]
The following is a list of stablecoins.
| Name | Pegged to | Pegging mechanism | Native Blockchain | Year founded | Peg % status past year | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 USDP (Pax Dollar)
|
US Dollar | Ethereum | 2018 | 99.07 | Formerly known as PAX, by Paxos | |
| HUSD | Ethereum, HECO, TRON, Cube | 2021 | 96.35 | |||
 USDT (Tether)
|
Asset backed | Ethereum | 2014 | 99.6 | Owned and operated by iFinex, (Owner of Bitfinex) | |
 USDC
|
Asset backed | Ethereum, Avalanche | 2018 | 99.82 | ||
| BUSD (BinanceUSD) | Ethereum | 2019 | 99.8 | Operated by Binance in collaboration with PAXOS | ||
| TUSD (TrueUSD) | Fiat-Backed | Ethereum | 2018 | 99.85 | By TrustToken | |
| GUSD (Gemini Dollar) | Ethereum | 2018 | 99.74 | By Gemini | ||
| USTC (TerraClassicUSD) | Algorithmic | Terra | 2020 | 1 | Formerly known as UST (TerraUSD) | |
| rUSD | Binance Smart Chain | 2022 | 87.33 | |||
| USDN (Neutrino USD) | Waves | 2019 | 78.31 | USDN has recovered to within 97% one dollar | ||
 DAI
|
Ethereum | 2017 | 98.78 | MakerDAO | ||
| sUSD (Synthetix USD) | Ethereum | 2018 | 98.74 | |||
| TRYB (BiLira) | Turkish Lira | Ethereum | 2021 | 86 | ||
| EURS (Stasis Euro) | Euro | Full-Reserve | Ethereum | 2018 | 97.91 | |
| TGBP (TrueGBP) | British Pound | Fiat-Backed | Ethereum | By TrustToken | ||
| TAUD (TrueAUD) | Australian Dollar | Fiat-Backed | Ethereum | By TrustToken | ||
| TCAD (TrueCAD) | Canadian Dollar | Fiat-Backed | Ethereum | By TrustToken | ||
| THKD (TrueHKD) | Hong Kong Dollar | Fiat-Backed | Ethereum | By TrustToken | ||
| PAXG (PAX Gold) | Gold | Physical gold backed | Ethereum | 2019 | By Paxos | |
| EURT (Tether EURt)
|
Euro | Ethereum | 2021 | 99 | Owned and operated by iFinex, (Owner of Bitfinex) |
In light of a stagnant discussion I have moved the list here to promote and make discussion about its inclusion as an article, or incorporation into the main stablecoin article easier. Do you have any specific thoughts @Praxidicae?--Treehorn 1991 (talk) 19:07, 19 August 2022 (UTC)
- It isn't a stagnant discussion. I still stand by my statement, unless there are articles about individual stablecoins, we do not need a list of them when we only have 5 existing on this list and they can be more than adequately covered in the primary article. PRAXIDICAEđ 19:09, 19 August 2022 (UTC)
- Indeed so far 5 of these stablecoins have their own dedicated articles (or are linked to sections about them in a parent article). However this does not necessarily mean that a list that includes ones that do not have an article about them(yet) is unnecessary. Rather such a list could function as an organisational hub for further articles to be written as it shows which coins have and which coins do not have articles about them. As you are concerned about the notability of some individual coins on this list, as per your original statement, and think that it is better to exclude certain coins, then it would be helpful to hear your thoughts on those specific coins.
- Should it be decided to incorporate this list into the main article, stablecoin, then an editor with higher permissions should take care of this as that article is semi-locked. The article, stablecoins has some glaring omissions and as can be seen from its talk page it seems that edit requests have not been looked at for a while. This could be problematic as we are talking about making potential edits to that article. Treehorn 1991 (talk) 19:30, 19 August 2022 (UTC)