Contents
- 1 Overview of Meter Stable
- 2 Hello! What’s your background, and what are you working on?
- 3 Want Daily MTR Price Updates?
- 4 What are your future thoughts for the DeFi market?
- 5 What are your goals for the future?
- 6 What do you think about the Meter Stable today?
- 7 What is a Mining Pool?
- 8 What is Meter Stable?
- 9 What is Meter’s backstory?
- 10 What went into building Meter?
- 11 What’s your business model?
- 12 What’s your position on the regulatory landscape today?
- 13 Where can we go to learn more?
- 14 Why does lowering water activity inhibit the growth of pathogens?
- 15 Why Meter?
- 16 Why register for an account?
- 17 History of Meter Stable
Overview of Meter Stable
Hello! What’s your background, and what are you working on?
Hi! I’m Xiaohan Zhu, and I’m the co-founder and CEO of Meter.My background is a mix of engineering and finance.The first 15 years of my career were in R&D and engineering with companies like Huawei, Microsoft, Sony, and Motorola.After I got my MBA from Wharton, I started moving into strategy and investments.
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What are your future thoughts for the DeFi market?
The recent growth of DeFi has been amazing, and we truly believe that this space is going to significantly change the world.DeFi apps have given citizens access to financial products and services that they normally would not have.
What are your goals for the future?
We have many products in the pipeline that will help us pursue our mission of bringing a more stable DeFi environment to the masses.
What do you think about the Meter Stable today?
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What is a Mining Pool?
When miners group together to use their combined processing power, this is called a mining pool.The rewards from mining are split proportionally according to the amount of hash power miners contribute to the pool.
What is Meter Stable?
Meter is Layer 1 DeFi infrastructure with a Proof-of-Work-mined, low-volatility coin, MTR, at its core.
What is Meter’s backstory?
We came up with the idea for Meter in 2018 after talking to hundreds of DApp developers working on decentralized financial applications (“DeFi” wasn’t really popular back then!).
What went into building Meter?
Due to all of the innovations that we’ve built into the Meter network, it took about two years to go from ideation to mainnet launch, which happened on July 4, 2020 (Independence Day in the US!).
What’s your business model?
There will be a couple of ways we’ll accrue revenue.
What’s your position on the regulatory landscape today?
Regulation in crypto will always be a concern.Each country approaches regulation in a different way, and the rules are constantly in flux, so we are always monitoring this situation.
Where can we go to learn more?
To learn more about all things Meter, please join us on our website, Twitter, Telegram, Discord, Facebook, YouTube, and our discussion forum.
Why does lowering water activity inhibit the growth of pathogens?
As the Marianskis so vividly put it in The Art of Making Fermented Sausages, controlling water activity “is like stealing food from the bacteria.” Lowering water activity “locks up” water, ultimately making it impossible for bacteria to reproduce.Let’s look at this in more detail.
Why Meter?
Your favorite Ethereum dApps don't have to be costly to be fast and highly decentralized.Financial assets should flow freely among blockchains.
Why register for an account?
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