Unitary Status Dollar Ecoin Currency that enables instant payment to anyone in the world
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Who we are
Middle-Class Americans, Military Veterans, Long-Term Technology Professionals, Financial Independence Enthusiasts, Anti Political Corruption Activists and Freedom Lovers
Why USDe?
The USDe project’s primary mission is to attract worldwide adoption of a fair, modern, debt and interest-free peer-to-peer network driven currency, which recognizes advancements in technology and consumer needs, while adhering to strict standards of professionalism, integrity and transparency.
The Community
The Unitary Status Dollar eCoin is an organic movement, supported by a strong, tight knit and well-informed community of organizers. This is an honest people’s organization, whose mission is to turn upside down what used to be the accepted economic norms!
Specifications
- Algorithm: Scrypt
- 60 second block time
- Kimoto Gravity Well 1-block difficulty re-target
- 5 confirmations per transaction
- 120 confirmation mined block maturity
- block halving every 1/3rd of the coin’s total supply
- 1.6 Billion (1,600,000,000)
Why use USDe?
There’s many advantages to using USDe, many of which include:
- Quick, Easy and Convenient - You can send and receive bitcoins anywhere in the world at any time in a matter of a few minutes.
- Low Fees – Normally, the fees for USDe transactions are very small. USDe fees can fluctuate due to the dynamic fee market. In addition, some wallets will also allow you to pay a fee you’re willing to spend. With higher fees, you’ll get faster confirmation of your transactions.
- Secure – When using USDe, users remain in control of their transactions. You’re also protected from identity theft since USDe payments can be made without personal information associated with the transaction.
- Transparent - All USDe transactions are fully available on the blockchain for anybody to verify and use in real-time.
How can I get USDe?
Use the following options to get USDe:
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- Online Exchanges and Wallets – New to USDe? There’s a variety of exchanges and wallets that you can find, depending on your needs. Many exchanges and wallets will store amounts of digital and/or fiat currency for you – a lot like a regular bank account.
- Face to Face – You also have the option of getting USDe in person. If you want anonymity or don’t want to deal with banks, simply acquire USDe via a face-to-face transaction with a local seller.
- Selling Goods in Exchange for USDe-Similar to barter trade, you can actually exchange goods that you own for USDe. It’s another quick and convenient way of getting more of the digital currency.
- Mining - You can also be awarded USDe as a miner—once you’ve verified transactions and they’ve been added to the public ledger, also known as the blockchain, you’ll be given USDe for your service.
- Send an email to team@usde.co with the amount you want to buy.
As for paying for your USDe, you can use anything from hard cash, credit and debit cards to wire transfers, or even other cryptocurrencies.
How does USDe works?
USDe transactions occur between electronic Usde wallets, and are digitally verified and signed for security. Thanks to the massive public ledger called the blockchain, users are aware of all transactions, and its history and when USDe were generated can be tracked.
If you send some USDe to, say, a friend, that transaction will have three pieces of information:
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- The amount of USDe you wish to send.
- The recipient’s wallet address, generated randomly and consisting of a sequence of letters and numbers – this is where you’ll be sending your funds.
- A private key, which is also a unique sequence of numbers and letters exclusively available to you. This key will allow you to access your wallet.
Once a transaction is set up, it makes its way into the USDe network where it awaits verification. Through the process of mining, miners use software to solve mathematical problems. Once completed, the transaction successfully moves into the blockchain.
What is the Blockchain?
The blockchain, is a huge, shared public ledger where the entire USDe network is situated. All verified transactions are added to the Blockchain, where everyone can see information pertaining to USDe wallets and verify their balances.
What is Minning?
USDe mining primarily involves adding previous USDe transaction records to the blockchain. The people involved are called miners; their job is to confirm the transactions to the network by solving mathematical problems using a software, as well as work towards using the blockchain to distinguish legitimate transactions and ensure that double spending does not occur. Double spending is when the same USDe have been used twice.
The main goal of mining is to ensure security within the USDe network. As a secondary goal, mining is also used to introduce USDe into the system. As an incentive, miners get paid in USDe for their services.