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Unifi Protocol Building New Blockchain Called Stablechain Which Uses Stablecoins to Pay Gas Fees

Aug 17,2022,15:32
Unifi Protocol announced that it's building a new blockchain called Stablechain. Instead of launching native gas tokens, Stablechain will use stablecoins to pay transaction costs to remove transaction volatility and inflation. Unifi Protocol said that the team prioritizes network utilization over crypto valuation when building the chain.
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