Deep dive into Money On Chain
Tags: Stablecoin, Money On Chain, Volatility, Defi, Defi Platform

In this article you will be able to immerse yourself in the solution that Money On Chain proposes to the problem of volatility, learn about the tokens and know why we choose Bitcoin as collateral.

Brief description: What’s Money On Chain?

A Bitcoin-collateralized stablecoin would minimize the counterparty risks found in other stablecoins, such as traditional bank accounts or less established blockchains.

The collateral is not held in a third-party bank account, but, instead, in a smart contract secured by the most liquid and widely used blockchain in the world. An open-source smart contract on the RSK network provides part of the solution, but the main benefits are derived from building on top of Bitcoin. We provide a solution to the counterparty risk problem by collateralizing on top of Bitcoin.

The solution entails several tokens: the Dollar on Chain (DoC), that is the first Bitcoin Collateralized Stablecoin; the Bitpro (BPro), a token designed for Bitcoin Holders; and the BTCX, a leveraged Bitcoin long position. The protocol includes also the Money On Chain Token (MoC), a governance token. Money on Chain platform also includes a decentralized token exchange (TEX) for the trading of tokens on the RSK blockchain.

Let’s dive deep into Money On Chain.

The Problem

The financial system and its fiat money are proving inefficient. Frictions and large overheads have led to a system that is slow and expensive.

In this scenario, cryptocurrencies are attractive because they help us overcome these inefficiencies. Cryptocurrencies are growing rapidly, shaking the financial system to its core. The technological backbone of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is the blockchain, which uses a distributed ledger to record the information of all holdings and transactions in their domain.

Any currency, be it fiat or cryptocurrency, needs to fulfill the three functions of money to be accepted in society: it needs to function as (i) a medium of exchange: (ii) a unit of account, (iii) a store of value.

All these characteristics, however, are compromised when a currency is too volatile, as Bitcoin is.

Figure 1: Bitcoin Volatility Time Series Chart

As a solution for the problems caused by volatility, several stablecoins were created for the cryptocurrencies market. Most of these have solved the volatility issue but have brought new problems that we will describe in greater detail throughout this article. Money On Chain proposes a novel solution that solves the volatility problem without the downsides caused by other stablecoins solutions.

The Solution

Tokens:

To solve Bitcoin’s volatility problem, Money On Chain provides a Bitcoin-collateralized stablecoin using a three-party system.

Stablecoin Protocol

Money On Chain strips Bitcoin’s volatility into two separate tokens:

The Dollar on Chain (DoC) — first Stablecoin backed by bitcoin. The token price is pegged to the USD Dollar, and the peg is guaranteed (1DOC:1USD) by the SmartContract.

The Bitpro (BPro) — a token suitable for Bitcoin holders. This token receives:

Free leverage provided by the DoC tokens holders.

provided by the DoC tokens holders. Passive income paid by traders doing BTC leveraged operations on the platform.

paid by traders doing BTC leveraged operations on the platform. Fees paid by users of the platform.

paid by users of the platform. MoC tokens rewards on their BPro staked on the platform.

The DoC tokens perform the three functions of money mentioned above, being: a medium of exchange, a unit of account, and a store of value.

The BPro tokens gets the volatility of Bitcoin not wanted by DoC Holders. Thus, BitPRO is even more volatile than Bitcoin. BitPRO holders sell part of that volatility to traders looking for leverage (BTCX), earning a passive income.

The BTCX is a BTC/USD instrument that is settled in Bitcoin. It is a X leveraged long operation on the price of BTC (current leverage is set to 2 each 30 days). In the future the protocol will include up to 20X leveraged, long and short positions.

Money On Chain will issue a third token: the Money On Chain Token (MoC). MoCs will have several use cases:

Governance : Users staking MoC will have the power to vote and veto the platform updates

: Users staking MoC will have the power to vote and veto the platform updates Fees Revenue Stream : The MoC’s holders will be able to stake MoCs to earn platform fees and staking rewards.

: The MoC’s holders will be able to stake MoCs to earn platform fees and staking rewards. Oracle: MoC holders will be able to run an oracle node for an additional revenue stream.

MoC holders will be able to run an oracle node for an additional revenue stream. Platform fees discount: MoC’s holders will have a 50% discount when paying the fees for the use of the platform using MoCs

Exchange

There will also be a decentralized token exchange (TEX), that will trade any tokens on the RSK Blockchain. Unlike most traditional crypto currencies exchanges, the mechanism used for trading in the TEX is based on The London Gold Fixing (or Gold Fix) method. It is based on an order book (OB) and periodic ticks, that is, the OB is loaded by the users between ticks and every certain period of time the price setting is executed and the operations are closed. OB orders can be cancelled at any time by the user who uploaded it. The operation based on ticks and operation at an emerging price, is proposed as a way to avoid front-running, and ensures a fair price discovery, even with low volume.

Oracles

The protocol will also include Oracles MOC (OMoC): It is a service that provides data (initially BTC price) to the MOC Protocol and any other Smart-Contract that requires it. Some features that distinguish it from other currently available Oracles are:

It is a hybrid protocol, one part of the protocol is off-chain, while another part is on-chain. You can update the information in all blocks, if there are variations. Example, price of BTC / USD.

It can be used by other projects / Smart contracts directly. It will also be available for access and use as a service in RIF Market Place to be used for any project / smart-contract.

It is compatible with other networks (e.g. Ethereum, Ethereum Classic).

To run an OMoC node, it will be required to have and stack MoCs. There will be several economic incentives to run an OMoC node. OMoC Nodes will receive income from various sources:

-A part of the Fees charged in the MOC protocol for the issuance and destruction of tokens (DoC, BPro and others that are generated in the protocol), will be distributed among those who run nodes.

-A portion of the interest paid by users who perform leveraged operations using the protocol.

-A portion of the decentralized token exchange (TEX) fees

-Other Smart Contracts that make use of OMoC.

-MoC Rewards: a part of the MoC to be issued will be distributed among MoC holders that run an OMoC node.

Tokens and entities in the platform

How does the protocol work?

Let’s suppose Alice is a long-term bitcoin holder. Alice will find it attractive to buy BitPros with her bitcoins to get a passive income and free leverage. Alice’s purchase provides liquidity to the protocol.

Bob instead is not risk prone and prefers to buy DoCs with his Bitcoins. Bob’s DoCs will use Alice’s Bitcoins as collateral. Bob may use his DoCs to make payments at a predictable value.

Finally, Carol, who is prone to risk and wishes to trade with her Bitcoins, takes leveraged positions in BTCX, reducing the volatility of Alice’s BitPro and paying her for the leverage.

Illustrating the behavior of the model in terms of bitcoins

The following graph illustrates the behavior of the model in terms of bitcoin. It is also based on a starting point price of USD 10,000 per bitcoin, with 14 bitcoins in the protocol, of which 2 are in a 2x leveraged operation, 9 are in BPro and 3 bitcoins are in DoC. To the right of the starting point (when the price of bitcoin is USD 10,000), it is observed how the model behaves after a 100% increase in the price of bitcoin. To the left of the starting point, the behaviour of the model is observed after a 50% price drop.

Illustrating the behavior of the model

Platform users

Within Money On Chain architecture, we distinguish the following Platform users (some users may have more than one role, that is, it may be a MoC holder and a stablecoin holder):

Stablecoin User : a user who does not want to be exposed to the volatility of a cryptocurrency, so he prefers to own a token that follows the price of a fiat currency

: a user who does not want to be exposed to the volatility of a cryptocurrency, so he prefers to own a token that follows the price of a fiat currency Bitcoin Holder : people who save their bitcoins for the long term and seek an income on their bitcoins.

: people who save their bitcoins for the long term and seek an income on their bitcoins. Leveraged BTC Trader : a user looking to perform leveraged operations in BTC

: a user looking to perform leveraged operations in BTC MoC Holder : a user who holds MoC, which allows him to participate in the government of the platform and / or provide a service to it in exchange for receiving rewards and part of the fees collected by the platform.

: a user who holds MoC, which allows him to participate in the government of the platform and / or provide a service to it in exchange for receiving rewards and part of the fees collected by the platform. Any RSK Token (ART) Trader : a user who owns a token compatible with the RSK Blockchain (could be BPro, DoC, MoC, rBTC, RIF, etc), and wants to perform a decentralized exchange operation.

: a user who owns a token compatible with the RSK Blockchain (could be BPro, DoC, MoC, rBTC, RIF, etc), and wants to perform a decentralized exchange operation. Smart Contracts: gets data from OMoC

Money on Chain ecosystem, with Users and Infrastructural Entities

Why Bitcoin as Collateral?

Bitcoin is the most liquid cryptocurrency and has the largest market capitalization and biggest user base. It is also the oldest cryptocurrency and its protocol privileges stability, robustness, and immutability over new features that might endanger network security. Bitcoin also has more cryptographic mining power than any other cryptocurrency. All these characteristics make Bitcoin the safest payment system available.

We believe that Bitcoin’s biggest advantage is decentralization. This implies a unique, little-understood quality: the resistance to rules being changed. In other words, no entity has enough power to change the rules governing Bitcoin without consensus among miners, users, developers, and companies.

The clarity of Bitcoin’s monetary policy is another critical reason for choosing it as collateral over other cryptocurrencies. This policy is immutable: there is a pre-established limit of 21 million Bitcoins and a decreasing rate of emission, which means we can anticipate how the future will unfold. The 21 million token limit ensures scarcity. Bitcoin is deflationary because this supply is reduced when Bitcoins are lost because of hardware damage, to wallets without backups, the death of holders without instructions to heirs, and so on.

For all these reasons, Bitcoin is the most secure, popular, widely used Blockchain in the world. We believe that using its strengths and making them our own is a much smarter, more efficient strategy than trying to compete with it.

Why another stablecoin?

Money On Chain solution is different from other stablecoins for the following reasons:

Collateral : No other stablecoin project is Bitcoin-collateralized.

: No other stablecoin project is Bitcoin-collateralized. Model : Our model is simple, secure, and unique because it provides alternative solutions for different types of users. We have solutions for: risk-averse individuals, risk-seeking users and for long term bitcoin holders.

: Our model is simple, secure, and unique because it provides alternative solutions for different types of users. We have solutions for: risk-averse individuals, risk-seeking users and for long term bitcoin holders. Demand in the Bitcoin community : As evidenced by the use of imperfect alternatives that are already operating in the market, we conclude that, currently, there is significant demand for this type of solution in the Bitcoin ecosystem.

: As evidenced by the use of imperfect alternatives that are already operating in the market, we conclude that, currently, there is significant demand for this type of solution in the Bitcoin ecosystem. Positive externalities for the Bitcoin community : The widespread use of our solution directly increases demand for Bitcoin, thereby increasing its value.

: The widespread use of our solution directly increases demand for Bitcoin, thereby increasing its value. Technology : Our project is the first large-scale use of RSK technology in the Bitcoin ecosystem. We count on major support from RSK in the implementation of our project.

: Our project is the first large-scale use of RSK technology in the Bitcoin ecosystem. We count on major support from RSK in the implementation of our project. Regulation and counterparty risk : We are not a financial company — we design and build software that runs on Blockchain and is executed and validated by Bitcoin miners. In other words, we do not receive user’s funds or have access to these. We will also implement mechanisms which will make it impossible to deactivate the smart contract or modify it in any way that goes against users’ interests, so our smart-contracts are, by design, essentially counterparty risk-free. Each user will be responsible for complying with the law and regulations in force in their particular country when interacting with the smart contract. We do not foresee any enforceable regulations on our solution, which is run on a Bitcoin sidechain.

: We are not a financial company — we design and build software that runs on Blockchain and is executed and validated by Bitcoin miners. In other words, we do not receive user’s funds or have access to these. We will also implement mechanisms which will make it impossible to deactivate the smart contract or modify it in any way that goes against users’ interests, so our smart-contracts are, by design, essentially counterparty risk-free. Each user will be responsible for complying with the law and regulations in force in their particular country when interacting with the smart contract. We do not foresee any enforceable regulations on our solution, which is run on a Bitcoin sidechain. Security: The decentralized network of Bitcoin miners will provide the security for our solution.

GOVERNANCE

The Money On Chain token (MoC)

We will issue the Money On Chain Token (MoC), which will have several use cases:

Governance: Users staking MoC will have the power to vote and veto the platform updates Fees Revenue Stream: The MoC’s holders will be able to stake MoCs to earn platform fees and staking rewards. Oracle: MoC holders will be able to run an oracle node for an additional revenue stream. Platform fees discount: MoC’s holders will have a 50% discount when paying the fees for the use of the platform using MOCs.

Platform fees

Each time someone uses Money On Chain’s protocol a small fee is paid. Users pay that fee in Smart Bitcoin that will be collected and sold for MoCs in the Money On Chain Decentralized Exchange (TEX). The result of that sale is going to be distributed, according to the rules established in the Smart Contract, among:

MoC holders stacking their MOCs

Node operators

BPRO Collateral holders

Governance Rules

MOC’s holders will have the power to vote and veto the platform updates, in a way that any change that might affect the interests of the MoC´s holders, shall not be implemented without a majority of such MoCs´ holders voting in favour of those changes.

Any change to the smart contract may be proposed by any MOC´s holder as long as such holder has at least 1% of circulating supply. Users can form join voting pools in order to reach this 1%.

Only Staked MoCs can vote.

To be valid, any voting procedure shall require a quorum equal to –at least- twenty percent (20%) of all circulating and outstanding MoCs.

In order to be approved, a proposal shall require the affirmative vote of — at least — the majority of MoC´s holders; provided, however, that a proposal which has obtained negative vote of — at least — thirty percent (30%) of the total amount of the MoCs issued and outstanding at the time the voting procedure expires, In that case the vote shall not be approved and, therefore, will be considered as rejected. If MoC total Market CAP is smaller than total BPro Market CAP, the BPro holders will be able to veto with 30% of total BPro in circulation (only vested BPro tokens will be able to veto).

RISK FACTORS

Our model is subject to several risks, which we propose to mitigate through a series of actions. These risks relate to:

Volatility: Bitcoin volatility may differ from expectations. A number of unforeseen events and/or irrational market dynamics could potentially cause variation in the value of Bitcoin for an extended period of time, affecting the value of the tokens offered by the platform. If confidence is lost in the system, volatility could reach extreme levels while still not bringing enough liquidity and stability to the market.

Bitcoin volatility may differ from expectations. A number of unforeseen events and/or irrational market dynamics could potentially cause variation in the value of Bitcoin for an extended period of time, affecting the value of the tokens offered by the platform. If confidence is lost in the system, volatility could reach extreme levels while still not bringing enough liquidity and stability to the market. Demand and Liquidity Risk: The demand for DoCs and BitPROs may grow at different rates than expected. Such circumstances may affect the use of the platform and, as a result, the value of the tokens offered herein. On the other hand, demand for D0Cs and BitPROs may fall by the absence of investors interested in purchasing DoCs and BitPROs. Such an event may affect the liquidity of such tokens as well as the MoC tokens used for paying the fees in the platform, possibly preventing the token holders from selling out of these illiquid tokens at an advantageous price. In addition, liquidity risk tends to increase to the extent that the sale or purchase of the tokens is restricted by law or governmental authorities.

The demand for DoCs and BitPROs may grow at different rates than expected. Such circumstances may affect the use of the platform and, as a result, the value of the tokens offered herein. On the other hand, demand for D0Cs and BitPROs may fall by the absence of investors interested in purchasing DoCs and BitPROs. Such an event may affect the liquidity of such tokens as well as the MoC tokens used for paying the fees in the platform, possibly preventing the token holders from selling out of these illiquid tokens at an advantageous price. In addition, liquidity risk tends to increase to the extent that the sale or purchase of the tokens is restricted by law or governmental authorities. Management: The company owning the project, and its management team, play a major role in the development and governance of the platform in its early days: budgeting for expenses, hiring new developers, seeking partnerships and institutional users, and interfacing with regulators and other key external third-parties. Should the company fail in some capacity — for legal reasons, or due to internal problems with management — the future of the project could be at risk without a proper backup plan. It must be noted that the management team includes experts in technology, finance, law, digital marketing, and entrepreneurship with vast experience in the corporate world to enable launching and operating the project successfully. Notwithstanding that, the management team may not be able to manage the project appropriately.

The company owning the project, and its management team, play a major role in the development and governance of the platform in its early days: budgeting for expenses, hiring new developers, seeking partnerships and institutional users, and interfacing with regulators and other key external third-parties. Should the company fail in some capacity — for legal reasons, or due to internal problems with management — the future of the project could be at risk without a proper backup plan. It must be noted that the management team includes experts in technology, finance, law, digital marketing, and entrepreneurship with vast experience in the corporate world to enable launching and operating the project successfully. Notwithstanding that, the management team may not be able to manage the project appropriately. Model and Competition: There is a large amount of money and brainpower working on stable coins, each of which offers different features to the users. As explained herein, we believe that the Money on Chain system offers solutions which are different from the existing stablecoins, with the potential to attract many users of the Bitcoin environment, which will allow the system to grow fast. Nevertheless, there is no assurance that the management team’s view will be shared by the cryptocurrency users, which may imply such users choosing to operate with other stablecoins different from those offered by the platform. We expect that DoC and BitPRO will be very easy to use for regular cryptocurrency users. DoC and BitPRO have been designed in such a way that the average user need not understand the underlying mechanics of the system in order to use it. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the management team’s model design may be flawed and fail to cope with all possible real-world challenges.

There is a large amount of money and brainpower working on stable coins, each of which offers different features to the users. As explained herein, we believe that the Money on Chain system offers solutions which are different from the existing stablecoins, with the potential to attract many users of the Bitcoin environment, which will allow the system to grow fast. Nevertheless, there is no assurance that the management team’s view will be shared by the cryptocurrency users, which may imply such users choosing to operate with other stablecoins different from those offered by the platform. We expect that DoC and BitPRO will be very easy to use for regular cryptocurrency users. DoC and BitPRO have been designed in such a way that the average user need not understand the underlying mechanics of the system in order to use it. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the management team’s model design may be flawed and fail to cope with all possible real-world challenges. Infrastructure and Security Risks: Smart contract security and best security practices have been the absolute highest priority of our development effort since its inception. Notwithstanding that, the smart contract, the RSK network or the Bitcoin network infrastructure could fail or be hacked. The greatest risk to the system during its early stages is a malicious programmer finding an exploit in the deployed smart contracts and using it to break or steal from the system before the vulnerability can be fixed. In a worst-case scenario, all the Bitcoins that are held as collateral in the platform could be stolen without any chance of recovery.

Smart contract security and best security practices have been the absolute highest priority of our development effort since its inception. Notwithstanding that, the smart contract, the RSK network or the Bitcoin network infrastructure could fail or be hacked. The greatest risk to the system during its early stages is a malicious programmer finding an exploit in the deployed smart contracts and using it to break or steal from the system before the vulnerability can be fixed. In a worst-case scenario, all the Bitcoins that are held as collateral in the platform could be stolen without any chance of recovery. Black swan event in one or more collateral assets: Another high impact risk is a potential Black Swan event on Bitcoin used as collateral for the D0Cs and BitPROs. This could either happen in the early stages of the platform, before the system is robust enough to support a sudden fall of the Bitcoin`s price. In case a black swan takes place, the system will put in place several mechanisms in order to prevent the platform to liquidate the smart contract. Among other mechanisms that may exist, the system will have an “Emergency Shutdown”, which is a process that can be used as a last resort in case we believe that the stability of the Money on Chain ecosystem is threatened. After the Emergency Shutdown is triggered, all the transactions in the stable coin system and the exchange (excluding cancelation of orders in the exchange platform) shall be frozen until the Emergency Shutdown is disabled. DoC and BitPro transfers are not affected by this action. In the worst-case scenario, DoC’s holders will receive an amount in Bitcoin equal to the amount of DoC held by each holder at the time in which the liquidation of the smart contract occurs, and the remaining participants (i.e. BitPRO´s holders and traders having a leveraged transactions), will lose their investment.

Another high impact risk is a potential Black Swan event on Bitcoin used as collateral for the D0Cs and BitPROs. This could either happen in the early stages of the platform, before the system is robust enough to support a sudden fall of the Bitcoin`s price. In case a black swan takes place, the system will put in place several mechanisms in order to prevent the platform to liquidate the smart contract. Among other mechanisms that may exist, the system will have an “Emergency Shutdown”, which is a process that can be used as a last resort in case we believe that the stability of the Money on Chain ecosystem is threatened. After the Emergency Shutdown is triggered, all the transactions in the stable coin system and the exchange (excluding cancelation of orders in the exchange platform) shall be frozen until the Emergency Shutdown is disabled. DoC and BitPro transfers are not affected by this action. In the worst-case scenario, DoC’s holders will receive an amount in Bitcoin equal to the amount of DoC held by each holder at the time in which the liquidation of the smart contract occurs, and the remaining participants (i.e. BitPRO´s holders and traders having a leveraged transactions), will lose their investment. Regulatory issues: Regulators may declare Bitcoin, RSK, or MOC tokens illegal in any jurisdiction. Such circumstances may prevent investors from such jurisdiction to purchase or sell the tokens offered herein, restricting the growth of the system and could affect the performance of the platform in a way that is disadvantageous to investors. The management team cannot be certain as to how future regulatory developments will impact the treatment of Digital Assets under the law.

LEGAL DISCLAIMER

Work in Progress

This document represents work in progress and illustrates the intent of Money on Chain to develop and launch the platform and to issue the tokens at the Token Generation Event. This instrument may be subject to changes due to any technical, operational, financial, legal or regulatory requirements which may be necessary in order to the proper development and functioning of the Money on Chain project.

Technology

The implementation of our solution is built on new Blockchain technologies and it is expected that some significant changes will be required to fulfil the project vision and to adapt to evolving technologies. Such changes may be made by Money on Chain without prior consent of token holders; provided, however, that MoC´s holders will have the right to vote and veto regarding such changes that may affect the terms of the smart contract.

No Advice

No information in this document should be considered to be business, legal, financial, or tax advice regarding Money on Chain or the acquisition of the tokens referred herein. You should consult your own legal, financial, tax, or other professional advisor regarding Money on Chain and its business and operation, before deciding to invest in the tokens offered pursuant this white paper. You should be aware that you may be required to bear the financial risk of any purchase of MoC tokens for an indefinite period of time.

No Further Information or Update

No person has been or is authorized to give any information or representation not contained in this document in connection with Money on Chain and its business and operation and, if given, such information or representation must not be relied upon as having been authorized by or on behalf of Money on Chain. This paper represents the final document regarding the Money on Chain´s project and the issuance of the tokens hereunder, and supersedes any disclosures, terms and conditions previously provided by Money on Chain to prospective purchasers.

Product and Private Sale Roadmap Disclaimer

The roadmaps presented in this document represents Money on Chain’s current view of its product development cycle, business strategy, and future directions. It is intended for information purposes only and should not be interpreted as a commitment on the part of Money on Chain. Money on Chain makes no warranties, express or implied, in this document regarding the accomplishment of the aforementioned steps in each date set forth in the roadmap.

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In addition to statements relating to the matters set out here, this document contains forward-looking statements related to our proposed operating model. The model speaks to our objectives only, and is not a forecast, projection or prediction of future results of operations. Forward-looking statements are based on certain assumptions and analysis made by us in light of our experience and perception of historical trends, current conditions and expected future developments and other factors we believe are appropriate and are subject to risks and uncertainties. Although the forward-looking statements contained in this document are based upon what we believe are reasonable assumptions, there are risks, uncertainties, assumptions, and other factors which could cause our actual results, performances, achievements and/or experiences to differ materially from the expectations expressed, implied, or perceived in forward-looking statements. Given such risks, prospective participants in the token sale should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements.

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