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RE: STEEM backed Dollar (SBD) is back to one USD. Is it time to apply reverse peg to make SBD stable for ever?
When SBD drops below one USD, bias and APR manipulation works along with choosing 100% SP reward. However, keeping the upper cap is the hurdle since there is no such mechanism right now. That's why reverse-peg comes in. Moreover, increased supply of SBD has low effect on price, since high speculation can overcome it. But STEEM blockchain has a mechanism when total SBD supply crosses 10% of total STEEM supply's, SBD production will stop. At some stage, with very high supply of SBD (20% debt), SBD can only be converted to 0.5 USD equivalent of STEEM.
However, it would be interesting to apply a negative APR when SBD trades higher than one USD.