An overview of low-volatility tokens
Quick Take
- Low-volatility tokens are loosely pegged to a certain price band in the near term, but their price can drift over time with their ever-changing target price determined by algorithms
- Reflexer, Float Protocol, and Olympus DAO are some of the notable examples of low-volatility tokens that borrow a lot of features from existing decentralized and algorithmic stablecoins
- These tokens need to generate organic demand regardless of their underlying algorithms that dampen short-term price volatility
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Author: Eden Au