Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin says the crypto industry has not yet cracked the problem of building truly durable decentralized stablecoins.
Responding to criticism that Ethereum is swimming against venture capital trends, Buterin pointed to three unresolved issues. First is the heavy reliance on the U.S. dollar.
While dollar-pegged stablecoins work today, he said long-term dependence on a single government-backed currency weakens true decentralization.
Second is oracle design. If price feeds can be influenced by large capital pools, decentralization breaks down and costs are pushed onto users. Third is competition from Ethereum staking itself, which offers steady returns and makes stablecoin collateral less attractive.
Until these issues are solved, Buterin believes decentralized stablecoins will struggle to scale.
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