Money On Chain is a protocol created for bitcoiners by bitcoiners. You can say, I’m a bitcoiner so, why should I consider using Money On Chain? Let's discuss some arguments to answer this question. Bitcoin as collateral At Money On Chain's launch, we wrote: “When we say Bitcoin-collateralized, we refer to bitcoin as a currency […]
Learn More >Every so often in projects, as in life, you have to look back and observe your achievements. This helps us realize how much we have accomplished and how arduous, but rewarding, that path has been. This is the case of this small exercise through which we, the project team, and the community that has been […]
Learn More >We understand that you are interested in exploring the world of decentralized finance (DeFi) and specifically learning more about Money on Chain's BPRO token, its integration into the Tropykus DeFi platform, and how this exciting project works. So in this article, we will explore how creating a secondary market with BPRO benefits Money on Chain […]
Learn More >Introduction Investing money has been a fundamental part of wealth-building and financial planning for decades. However, this process was plagued by barriers that made access difficult for a large part of the population for a long time. Decentralized Finance, or DeFi, has emerged as a catalyst to democratize the world of investments and overcome many […]
Learn More >Due to their mechanism and way of operating, wallets are the closest thing to electronic banking of any bank. These wallets are the interface between the user and the record in the Blockchain, in fact, the wallets do not store your cryptocurrencies, they are only the means to organize and review the balance in quantity […]
Learn More >Money On Chain is a protocol created for bitcoiners by bitcoiners. Yes, that is what we always say because we believe that Bitcoin is the best collateral to create a stablecoin. When the Money On Chain protocol was designed, there was no possibility of developing a model using Smart Contracts nor having Bitcoin as collateral […]
Learn More >Sometimes it can be stressful and complicated to enter a crypto ecosystem like Rootstock without knowing all the tools available. That is why it is important to know how to enter and exit at hand, that is, how to obtain smart bitcoin to mint DOC and BPRO. We are going to analyze some gateways to […]
Learn More >The DOC, or Dollar on Chain, is one of the most secure stablecoins out there. Not only because the collateral is bitcoin, but also because it lives in the most secure Bitcoin sidechain, Rootstock. DOC is also unique given these characteristics: In this post though, we are not going to focus on DOC qualities but […]
Learn More >The stablecoin protocol Money On Chain is unique. The ways to access the protocol for minting and redeeming your tokens vary. This post will briefly review the different ways to operate the protocol and present a new way to do it with the Defiant wallet. How to operate the protocol In 2019, Money On Chain […]
Learn More >The governance system, ready for a long time, was finally inaugurated with the proposal to simplify the Money On Chain model through the elimination of BTCX leveraged positions. This was the first proposal to be voted through the governance system making the decentralization of Money On Chain a reality. In this article, we are going […]
Learn More >A few days ago the bitcoin and crypto wallet Exodus listed rBTC and the DOC token. It is very important that the Rootstock ecosystem continues to expand its presence in more apps, which means more users and more adoption. Exodus is a bitcoin and crypto wallet that allows you to manage a large number of […]
Learn More >This document provides an opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the Money On Chain protocol, gain a comprehensive understanding of the tokens, and discover the rationale behind our decision to utilize Bitcoin as collateral. Brief description: What’s Money On Chain? Money On Chain is a comprehensive and trust-minimized protocol designed to empower Bitcoiners to explore […]
Learn More >The path through decentralization was designed from day one of the Money On Chain journey. The journey had various milestones, but one of the greatest was when all Stablecoin Protocol Smart Contracts started being governed by the Voting Machine. This tutorial will explain how the voting machine works and how MOC holders and stakers can […]
Learn More >Key insights: The words cryptocurrency and stable can sound like antonyms, especially when 99% of Bitcoin headlines refer to its volatility. Along this article we will deep dive into what stablecoins are, how they work and what they are used for. Disclaimer: This post contains a mention of the leveraged position BTCX, which was removed […]
Learn More >Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAO) were born to give power back to the participants of a cryptocurrency protocol, without exposing them to central authorities and freeing them from censorship and third-party associated risks. Find out what DAOs are and how they relate to Money On Chain protocol in this article. Disclaimer: This post contains a mention […]
Learn More >Decentralized Finance (DeFi) is a financial space that popped out a couple of years ago in the Ethereum blockchain. Now it’s an ecosystem of Decentralized Applications (dApps) and blockchains interacting and bringing together services for everyone who wants to participate. #DeFi4Bitcoin does not escape from this concept, it just reinforces it by making it happen […]
Learn More >At Money On Chain we give great importance to the voice of our community, a truly decentralized protocol aligned with Bitcoin ethos. Back in December 2021 we held a Community Call to discuss Money On Chain Protocol Governance. How can the community introduce changes into the protocol? How are decisions made on Money On Chain? […]
Learn More >Money On Chain was created for bitcoiners, by bitcoiners. This means that we created a completely original solution for bitcoiners that need a stablecoin (DoC), with the best collateral, bitcoin, and a token (BPro) that rewards bitcoiners with what we value the most, bitcoin. As bitcoiners, one of our biggest concerns is Decentralization. As we […]
Learn More >The OMOCs, Money On Chain decentralized oracles, are now feeding the price in the Stablecoin Protocol and the TEX. This is a very important milestone for Money On Chain for two main reasons: Let´s double click on these reasons: We have always known exactly what kind of Oracles we wanted: Decentralized. We started using whitelisted […]
Learn More >Bitcoin is a revolution. Few people know it yet because the history of Bitcoin is relatively new, only 12 years, compared to the current system that has been going on for several decades. There may be exceptions that confirm the rule, but it happened to most bitcoiners that they learned about bitcoin and didn't understand […]
Learn More >The Non Liquidation feature of the Money on Chain protocol Bitcoin volatility is not an issue for a hodler. It's all part of the ride and you make the best out of it (sure do, you BPro Token and BTCx rider on the MOC protocol -wink-) Nonetheless, a question such as “What if bitcoin had […]
Learn More >In the very near future (stay tuned on Discord, Telegram, Twitter) we are launching new protocol improvements that will make your journey operating with Money On Chain super comfortable and as safe as it gets. Check out our new features!
Learn More >How do MoC tokens accrue value? All projects have a centralized beginning, even bitcoin. It doesn't matter if Satoshi was a person or a group of people, she/he/they ideated, designed, developed, mined, and transacted bitcoin in the early days. What happened next? Bitcoin growth was organic, peer to peer, distributed and when the incentives were […]
Learn More >In the “crypto” world there are many concepts that we use regularly, such as decentralization, blockchain, collateral, peer-to-peer, stake, DEX, and several of them, although we use them, sometimes we don't really know what they mean. Disclaimer: This post contains a mention of the leveraged position BTCX, which was removed from the protocol to simplify […]
Learn More >Money on Chain is a system that provides a stablecoin platform collateralized with Bitcoin in the RSK blockchain therefore it needs a way to determine the DoC token value in rBTC. Consequently, it needs the price data for BTC/USD pair, among other pairs, inside the blockchain. Since this data cannot be directly accessed from the […]
Learn More >If you are reading this, you are aware that Money on Chain launched its governance token, MoC, a new step towards decentralization. This is a very important milestone for the stablecoin project that’s creating a new open and uncensored financial system built on Bitcoin, as it means the community will begin to take part in […]
Learn More >30 DAYS x 19,687 MoC p/day rewarded to BPro HODLers starting April 26th. (Uruguay, 26th April 2021) Money On Chain launches their governance token (MoC) on RSK Network and celebrates by rewarding with MoC tokens daily for 30 days to BPro HODLers. Disclaimer: This post contains a mention of the leveraged position BTCX, which was […]
Learn More >With the upcoming Token Generation Event (TGE), Money On Chain is taking another important step towards the decentralization of the protocol. This document explains how MoC Tokens will be distributed and why. Starting from the April 26th Money on Chain will issue 210 million MoC tokens for protocol governance distributed this way: You may be […]
Learn More >The MoC token, as a governance token, is a different kind of token compared to DoC Stablecoin, BPro and BTCx. It has a different purpose: to empower MOC protocol users to vote/veto improvements and upgrades to the protocol itself. Disclaimer: This post contains a mention of the leveraged position BTCX, which was removed from the […]
Learn More >(Uruguay, 16th April 2021) In an upcoming MoC token generation event, Money On Chain leaps towards decentralization by adding governance to their multifaceted platform. Built by Bitcoiners, Money On Chain is an extensively developed, proprietary financial model with proven robustness even in extreme market situations which empowers Bitcoiners to improve performance of their assets in […]
Learn More >Money on Chain continues evolving and fulfilling its roadmap to be a standard as a decentralized stablecoin platform for bitcoiners. This is the reason why Money On Chain is introducing some changes to improve the protocol to better serve the users, making Money On Chain tokens even more attractive. Disclaimer: This post contains a mention […]
Learn More >Recently I saw these interviews with Diego Gutiérrez Zaldívar, CEO of IOV Labs, made by Chris Blec for his YouTube channel Chris Blec on DeFi and another in spanish by Ezio Rojas from Cointelegraph en español for Crypto Resources. In both interviews they talked about DeFi and RSK project characteristics but one topic caught my […]
Learn More >With frequent use of the tools and applications it is likely that the meaning of some terms and the difference between some of them such as buy / sell and mint / redeem become blurred. Since the appearance of Bitcoin to date, each crypto project has its correlation with a cryptocurrency or token. Some of […]
Learn More >When people write about quantum computers and Bitcoin, I usually read two opposing views. The nocoiner position that says "there is very little left for quantum computers to hack Bitcoin" and the bitcoiner position that says, the day that happens bitcoin will be using another algorithm.I want to delve into the second position, much more […]
Learn More >2020 was a year of institutional adoption of Bitcoin. The list of corporations and billionaires who adopted Bitcoin is long. Here’s a review of the year in Bitcoin. The institutional interest in Bitcoin started right off the bat. In Mid-January, an Exchange-traded bitcoin option launched on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Bitcoin options could be used […]
Learn More >The internet is littered with posts aimed at unborn Bitcoiners, those who resist the red pill and maintain a limited awareness about the revolutionary characteristics imbued in BTC. We've all heard the tales, and many of us chose the rabbit hole instead. Disclaimer: This post contains a mention of the leveraged position BTCX, which was […]
Learn More >When the Money On Chain protocol was designed, special consideration was given to bitcoin Hodlers, and different incentive alternatives were evaluated to increase contributed collateral to the protocol. The BPro token holders receive: Disclaimer: This post contains a mention of the leveraged position BTCX, which was removed from the protocol to simplify the Money On […]
Learn More >In order to work as a decentralized protocol, Money On Chain will use a token to govern the platform. This token is called MoC (for Money On Chain) Token. MoC token use cases Initially MoC tokens will have four main use cases for their Token holders: Disclaimer: This post contains a mention of the leveraged […]
Learn More >TEX is a Decentralized Exchange. What makes TEX special is that the mechanism used for trading is inspired by the method used at The London Gold Fix. With this method, periodic ticks in an order book match operations at an emerging price, avoiding front-running and allowing fair price discovery even with low volume. There are […]
Learn More >The Decentralized Exchange of Money On Chain, TEX, is an important piece of the protocol because it ensures the existence of a secondary market for its tokens. This is a basic TEX User Guide. First of all, it is necessary to notice something important: this guide has been written using transactions from the testnet. That […]
Learn More >By Belén Ochoa, BisBlick Executive Director The development of new technologies has had an overarching impact on all economic sectors. And NGOs are no exception. Bitcoin is a new monetary technology that, as any other, can be used in traditional management models with the objective of making processes more efficient and transparent. Anyhow, in a […]
Learn More >Translation from this original article written by Nicolás E. Bourbon. People are starting to explore the existing applications in RSK, the Bitcoin sidechain, and they are wondering how to start. In order to do this it is necessary to exchange BTC for rBTC, the native token of RSK, which value is pegged to Bitcoin 1BTC […]
Learn More >RIF hodlers have now the opportunity to earn a passive income; so, if you are a RIF hodler, this article explains why RIFPro (RIFP) tokens are attractive for you in the long term. The DeFi ecosystem is growing fast RIF (RSK Infrastructure Framework) covers a set of services and protocols including digital identities, storage, communication, […]
Learn More >If you connected your Trezor wallet to Metamask or Nifty and got this error: “EthQuery - RPC Error - Error. Forbidden key path” it is because the last Trezor firmware version is not compatible with Nifty or Metamask. To make it more clear, you should have installed version 2.3.0 in model T or 1.9.0 in Trezor One. […]
Learn More >Inspired by Satoshi Nakamoto’s-creator of bitcoin- model, Money On Chain uses an incentive system for the users. In this article, we will focus on the BitPro (BPRO), which can generate an income for bitcoin holders, being attractive for those who hold their bitcoins for the long term. Disclaimer: This post contains a mention of the […]
Learn More >The great volatility of cryptocurrencies makes some use cases difficult, such as remittances or store payments. People need a stable medium of exchange. In this article we will talk about the Dollar on Chain, the first stablecoin backed by bitcoin. What are stablecoins? Stablecoins are digital assets designed to replicate the value of fiat currencies, […]
Learn More >This article is the first in a series where the BitPRO, or BPRO Token, according to its “ticker”, will be explained in detail. The BPRO is one of the Money On Chain tokens, a DeFi for Bitcoin platform. This token was designed to generate profitability in Bitcoin in a decentralized way. In this article we […]
Learn More >Written by Alejandro Bokser, Co Founder and CTO Introduction This document shows different evaluations performed to analyze the behavior of the MOC (Money On Chain) model during the March 13th Bitcoin crash. We run simulations against actual data with different parameters, which showed the robustness of the model under extremely unfavorable conditions. In addition to […]
Learn More >NOTICE: There has been a modification in the protocol proposed and voted by the MoC Holders, for which this article is out of date and is how the model initially worked. You can find the updated version of "Deep Dive into Money On Chain" in this other article. Brief description: What’s Money On Chain? A […]
Learn More >This article is a re-post from the original published in Money On Chain's Medium. Ethereum is the most widely used technology platform for building stablecoins. Just under two-thirds of all stablecoins (60%) have been built exclusively on top of Ethereum, according to Blockchain.com. Other platforms used for stablecoins include Bitcoin, NEO, and Stellar. Disclaimer: This post contains a […]
Learn More >This article is a re-post from the original published in Money On Chain's Medium. Stablecoins reside at the intersection of cryptocurrencies and traditional finance. They simplify the transfer of funds between crypto exchanges. Stablecoins make purchases faster and less expensive and are used as a medium of exchange, a means of storing value, and a unit of […]
Learn More >This article is a re-post from the original published in Money On Chain's Medium. The virtuous circle between Money On Chain and Bitcoin. 2018, the year of the stablecoins Stablecoins have been around for a while, with Tether being the predominant for most, if not all, part of their history. This year, however, there’s been a blossoming […]
Learn More >This article is a re-post from the original published in Money On Chain's Medium. Introduction Money On Chain is the first Bitcoin-collateralized stablecoin with no counterparty risk, and there are many reasons for which we believe this is good, but in order to work it needs features currently not available in the Bitcoin protocol. To fulfill those features […]
Learn More >This article is a re-post from the original published in Money On Chain's Medium. In my last article, Argentina’s volatility inspires a Bitcoin collateralized stablecoin I talked about how volatility is extremely harmful for a currency. We concluded that stability is needed to make money execute its functions. Here I want to discuss stablecoins, their possible collaterals, […]
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