Catalyst Onboarded Companies Playbook
  • Introduction
  • Contents
  • Part 1: Terms and conditions of your funding
    • Where your funding comes from
    • How much you got funded and how it gets distributed
    • Phase 1: Onboarding, Proof of Life and Test Transaction
      • Proof of Life (PoL)
    • Phase 2: Project Delivery and Regular Reporting
    • Phase 3: Close-out Report and Video
    • Expected return (or why you got funding)
  • Part 2: Using the funding
    • Before you start
    • Open a wallet
      • What you need to know about wallets
      • Keeping your seed phrases safe
      • Multi-signature (multisig) wallets
      • Hardware Wallets
      • Risk list: Why not to store your ADA on an exchange
      • Video links about wallets
      • The case for lace.io
    • Converting from ADA to your currency
    • Converting from ADA to a stablecoin
      • Djed stable coin
      • Converting your ADA to stablecoin on a Cardano DEX
      • List of DEXs
  • Part 3: Accounting and Reporting
    • First steps to tracking funds
    • Keeping track of your funds
    • Accounting for funds recieved
    • Tools to help with taxes
    • Plan ahead to mitigate loss due to volatility
    • Reporting
  • Part 4: Community Support
    • Technical support
    • Telegram groups
    • Challenge Teams
    • Coordinator meetings
    • Project Catalyst Team – how they can help
    • Project Catalyst Team contacts
    • Get help from the Treasury Guild
  • Part 5: Cardano Business Technologies
    • Overview
    • Understanding Cardano Blockchain Technology
    • Programming on Cardano
  • About Cardano Smarthubs
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  1. Part 2: Using the funding

Converting from ADA to a stablecoin

A bit about stablecoins first...

A stablecoin is a type of cryptocurrency that is designed to have a stable value, typically pegged to a fiat currency or a commodity such as gold.

Stablecoins are different from other cryptocurrencies in that they try to keep their prices relatively stable. This makes them useful for transactions and as a way to store value.

Stablecoins can be backed by reserves of the pegged currency or commodity, or may use algorithms to regulate supply and demand in order to keep the price stable. They can be used for a variety of purposes, including trading, remittances, and as a means of payment for goods and services.

Stablecoins are useful as way to reduce the currency volatility risk associated with receiving your project funding as ADA.

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