💲 Your stablecoin (USDT, USDC, USD1, or USDe) isn't really yours if someone else can freeze it. When a stablecoin is controlled by a centralized issuer, your funds can potentially be frozen at their discretion. 🧊 Over $5.5 billion worth of stablecoins has been frozen. Introducing DigiDollar: a fully decentralized stablecoin built natively on the DigiByte blockchain. It is backed by overcollateralized digibyte:native, helping maintain a stable USD value without relying on a centralized issuer. Users retain control of their own keys and collateral while minting and using $DD. Fast, low-cost, and permissionless, DigiDollar brings decentralized stable value to the DigiByte ecosystem. 🔹 No centralized issuer 🔹 Permissionless and censorship-resistant 🔹 Backed by a minimum of 200% DGB collateral 🔹 Users retain control of their own keys and collateral 🔹 Built on DigiByte's fast, low-fee UTXO blockchain Learn more about #DigiDollar: digibyte.io/digidollar 🚀 DigiDollar ($DD) will soon be available to trade without KYC on AnonKyc. Stay tuned. 👀 @DigiByteCoin

I suggest you list $DGB before listing $DD Why do you want to list $DD before listing $DGB Makes me wonder.