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Your secure gateway to DeFi with Bitcoin
Over-collateralization
Liquidation Mechanism
Peg Mechanism
Universal Stablecoin
Our Vision
1. Unleash Bitcoin Liquidity
2. Gateway to BTCFi
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Safe Liquidity Access
- Five Lines of Defense in Risk Management
- Mint satUSD at 0% interest
- Access up to 90% Loan to Value (LTV)
BTC-Backed Stable
- 1 satUSD = 1 USD
- Over-collateralized by BTC
- Use satUSD to access BTCFi
Nexus Yield Module
- Maximize capital efficiency
- Yield from DeFi & CeDeFi Farming
- Distribute 100% of reward to users
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FAQ
What is Satoshi Protocol?
Satoshi Protocol is the 1st universal stablecoin protocol backed by Bitcoin, using BTC as collateral to mint the native stablecoin satUSD across Bitcoin Mainnet, Layer 2s, and the EVM ecosystem.
What is satUSD?
satUSD is a Bitcoin-backed, over-collateralized stablecoin pegged to $1 USD. Satoshi Protocol allows users to deposit collateral at a 110% collateralization ratio to mint satUSD or perform 1:1 exchanges with USDC/USDT.
How does satUSD maintain its peg to the US dollar?
satUSD maintains its peg through over-collateralization, an instant liquidation module, and a peg mechanism.
- If satUSD drops below $1, arbitragers can purchase discounted satUSD and redeem it for $1 worth of BTC from the protocol.
- If satUSD exceeds $1.10, users can mint satUSD at 110% MCR and sell it immediately on the market.
Can I use satUSD across other chains?
Yes, satUSD is designed to operate on multiple chains, currently it works on BEVM, BOB, & Bitlayer. We are working on to add more chains.
Can I exchange satUSD for BTC or other assets?
Yes, you can exchange satUSD for BTC or other assets. Simply go to the Satoshi Protocol app and navigate to the Redemption section.
Has Satoshi Protocol been audited?
Yes, Satoshi Protocol has undergone audits to ensure security and safety. The audits were conducted by Scalebit, Supremacy, and Billh.
For more details, you can view the audit reports.