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CAP Integrates Chainlink Price Feeds to Help Power cUSD

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April 17
We’re excited to announce that Cap—a decentralized stablecoin protocol for covered yield at scale—has integrated Chainlink Price Feeds on Ethereum mainnet. By integrating the Chainlink standard, Cap has access to high-quality, tamper-proof price feeds needed to accurately price ETH and stETH-based restaking delegations that secure operator activity, supporting the minting and solvency of cUSD. This will provide our users with stronger assurances that cUSD minting and delegation mechanisms operate securely under volatile market conditions.
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Type III Stablecoins

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March 28
Benjamin and Jae from Cap Labs
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What is CAP: A Gentle Introduction to cUSD

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February 07
The online platform economy has enabled small startups to scale to large tech giants, based on one counterintuitive dynamic: they do not own any of the inventory that makes up their networks. The most classic examples are Uber, which does not own any of the vehicles in its fleet, and Airbnb, which does not own any of the rooms that dot the platform. Using the power of the market, these companies are able to match those offerings with those in need of a service, whether it be a ride downtown or a place to crash. Unlike traditional organizations burdened with logistics such as maintenance, licensing, and unforeseen circumstances, they can instead focus on improving their technology, user experience, and efficiency for their users, which ultimately makes them infinitely more scalable.
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Productivity-Based Incentives on EigenLayer

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December 05
X: @jaeyongp1, @Benjamin918\_ Thanks to @ishaan0x and EigenLayer members for their review and discussions.
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Introducing Cap

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October 13
It’s time to break the cycle that has plagued DeFi for years. Users have continually been confined to self-consuming economic designs that don’t scale, relying heavily on either cyclical user fees or new token emissions for yield. These markets are not scalable and push users to suboptimal solutions.