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| Keep Network 
| #KEEP
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| KEEP Price: | $0.11 | | Volume: | $15.7 K | | All Time High: | $2.38 | | Market Cap: | $99.8 M |
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| Circulating Supply: | 923,565,071 |
| Exchanges: | 3+
| | Total Supply: | 999,848,780 |
| Markets: | 4+
| | Max Supply: | — |
| Pairs: | 11
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The price of #KEEP today is $0.11 USD.
The lowest KEEP price for this period was $0, the highest was $0.108, and the current live price for one KEEP coin is $0.10805.
The all-time high KEEP coin price was $2.38.
Use our custom price calculator to see the hypothetical price of KEEP with market cap of ETH or other crypto coins. |
The code for Keep Network is #KEEP.
Keep Network is 4.9 years old. |
The current market capitalization for Keep Network is $99,787,512.
Keep Network is ranked #236 out of all coins, by market cap (and other factors). |
The trading volume is modest during the past 24 hours for #KEEP.
Today's 24-hour trading volume across all exchanges for Keep Network is $15,665. |
| The circulating supply of KEEP is 923,565,071 coins, which is 92% of the total coin supply. |
A Provisional Timeline for the Threshold Merger
We shared some important updates on the latest Threshold Wide Community Call; not only the new Threshold branding and visual identity, the formation of Threshold Community Guilds to be formed by community members committed to providing contributions in a variety of areas, but also the hotly anticipated provisional merge timeline for the upcoming Threshold launch. Key milestones are already underway, including security audits and completed community snapshots for the Reward Mechanism. ChainSecurity and Certik, who are reviewing our smart contracts, are some of the leading auditors in the space.Threshold Provisional Merger Timeline Our next steps are all about the DAO and Multi-sig Council. From mid-November to December, we will be doing everything from holding Council Elections to allocating rewards to apps. We will also be implementing NuCypher and Threshold DAO proposals such as halting NU inflation and minting the First Reward Batch. These are the result of our community-directed approach to this process. At the same time, the team will be taking care of important technical developments such as deploying and activating the smart contracts that will complete the merger. These include the Governance Contract, Vending Machine Contract, and the Staking Contract. Once these are live, we will be ready for the Staking Rewards and funding of Threshold-only Coverage Pools that will complete the process by the end of December. Get ... 
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The mStable Community Votes for tBTC v2
We’re excited to announce that the mStable community has voted 100% “yes” to support tBTC v2. Users on the decentralized, community driven ecosystem will get to participate in the construction of a truly trustless and scalable BTC bridge. The integration will include the creation of a new tBTC v2 Feeder Pool with incentives from the tBTC v1 Feeder Pool switching over to the new one. Likewise, the Threshold community will explore adding extra incentives to the pool. When the DAO launches, it will hold 10% of the total supply in its treasury which can be used at the discretion of the community. This process has been an excellent example of a DAO based community-to-community collaboration: First, Will Rhodes and Eastban from the Threshold community worked with dimsome, derc and 0xPenguin0x from mStable to create a temperature check post on the mStable forum. The post received enough positive support from the community to be moved to a ProtocolDAO ratification vote. Then, a second proposal was created. The ProtocolDAO voted in favor of the proposal at which point dimsome was invited to speak about mStable and the potential of this integration at the Threshold community call. Finally, the proposal was put up to a mStable community snapshot where it passed with overwhelming support. This completed an organic, community-driven integration process that showcased the possibilities opened by a collaboration between two DAOs . Bo...
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Announcing Lower C-ratios tBTC
Good news! We’ll be lowering tBTC Collateral Ratios and turning on Risk Manager in Coverage Pools. The decision was made after important input from the community and an arrival at the following consensus: 150% — mint 105% — courtesy call 101% — liquidation In the design of tBTC v1, the notifier of the courtesy call receives half of the left over ETH bonds. For this reason we want the liquidation starting point to be as low as possible. As the auction runs for 24hrs and starts by auctioning off two thirds of the bond, there is a risk that the auction will never be profitable to take. The coverage pool then acts as a buyer of last resort for the auctions. For this reason the Coverage Pool is also being turned on in conjunction with the changes in C-ratio levels.History When tBTC v1 launched the initial collateralization ratios were: 150% — mint 125% — courtesy call 110% — liquidation These were adjusted to reduce the number of liquidations from the ETH / BTC volatility and to reduce the level of active monitoring and costs of redeeming keeps that was required by node operators. Community members Naxsun and Corollari did some modelling and proposed a voting methodology in the forums on how to approach this. The topic was then discussed in Discord and voted on in two votes by node operators: One vote to change the starting collateralization ratio and a second vote to change the courtesy ca...
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tBTC v2: a Censorship-resistant BTC Bridge at 100x Scale
A closer look at tBTC v2, what it means for the bitcoin community, and the roadmap for release.. — In a Nutshell: tBTC v2tBTC v2 will be able to scale 100x from today’s v1, from 1,000 BTC to 100,000 BTC (1% of total supply).tBTC v2 enables scale by more effectively deploying capital for securing BTC.The tBTC v2 token is live, and can be minted by anyone holding tBTC v1. LP incentives are live now for v2 holders.The tBTC v2 Bridge is estimated to go live near the end of this year, which will unlock direct minting of v2, deploy Coverage Pools as insurance, and launch an API to deliver truly decentralized BTC to Ethereum financial applications. tBTC v2 has a singular purpose: to extend the censorship resistant properties of Bitcoin onto every network that can interoperate with Ethereum.Vision of tBTC The vision for tBTC is to facilitate an interoperable Web3 future by solving the most untapped liquidity and yield opportunity in DeFi: BTC. BTC holders can be wary of Ethereum’s DeFi ecosystem, preferring to keep their assets secure on Bitcoin’s censorship-resistant network. Bridges expose BTC holders to considerable risks, asking them to commit their funds to an intermediary that does not mirror the same censorship-resistance of Bitcoin. tBTC has been built with security and decentralization at the forefront, offering BTC holders the only truly trustless Ethereum bridge solution that eliminates intermediary risk. ...
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Real Decentralization = Math
The First Rule of DeFi. — Don’t accept centralized solutions to decentralized problems. That’s the first rule of DeFi. We know DEXs are better than CEXs. That more nodes are better than less. And that liquidity is populist game. It’s counterintuitive and counterproductive to engage with cryptocurrency and decentralized networks through centralized platforms. It’s more than an abstract philosophy. The imperative for decentralization has foundational tangible impact. Hardware can be hacked. People make mistakes, go rogue, and their incentives trend towards misalignment. So when it comes to crypto bridges — bringing Bitcoin into DeFi, connecting the emerging world of digital assets — why are we putting up with platforms saddled with centralized baggage? A quick tour of the centralized crypto bridge landscape: Ren uses specialized, proprietary hardware to produce RenBTC. The Ren apparatus is managed by a centralized group of decision makers that can decide to make any number of unilateral decisions. For example, selling the company to venture capital firms like FTX or Alameda — which is exactly what has happened. A platform beholden to the profit models of venture capital will very easily find its incentives misaligned from its users. WBTC is an organization run by people who mint and unmint BTC. Everything passes through this organization of people. People are fallible, they can be corrupted or i...
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Exploring the Relationship Between Thesis and Keep
Just as Keep Network has been evolving in recent months with its progression to v2, the community-driven KEANU merge with NuCypher, and the forthcoming launch of the T Network, Thesis is always pushing to create new products that fit our mission of decentralization, sovereignty, privacy, and freedom. Thesis is a venture studio — we ship a lot of products. That’s part of the mission. Before Keep, we shipped Fold, and then Saddle. Now we’re working on Tally, an open source, community-governed Web3 wallet. It will present a huge compliment to Threshold. Even as Thesis grows, Keep represents the largest and primary project in terms of focus, head count, and expenditure in the Thesis portfolio. With the KEANU merge with NuCypher and the ensuing launch of the Threshold Network, this fact will undoubtedly remain. Thesis has a rising tide, and Keep is one of our biggest boats. In regards to alignment, the entire Keep dev team have been compensated in KEEP, that’s locked up at minimum until May 2022 — and much longer for many of us. Thesis’ largest asset holding is KEEP, and the entire Thesis mission is aligned behind the success of the platform and its evolution. Interested in what we’re building at Keep? Drop in and join our community on Discord at chat.keep.network. Exploring the Relationship Between Thesis and Keep was originally published in Keep Network on Medium, where people are continuing the conversati...
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Keep Proposal Overview: Shifting Incentives towards Coverage Pools and TBTC v2
A proposal titled “Shifting incentives towards TBTC v2 and Coverage Pools’ was recently introduced by Keep Network community member Ben Longstaff. The proposal addressed a need to adapt the current incentives in Keep Coverage Pools to provide greater adoption to TBTC 2 through the bridge transition between TBTC v1 and TBTC v2. This is to ensure that incentives are aligned with the launches and needs of the protocol as it transitions to TBTC v2. After community discussion and calls, a second version of the proposal with one amendment in regards to the allocation of liquidity to the pool of TBTC/ETH was then introduced by Evandro Saturnino and voted on successfully by the Keep community. Now, the community has voted to move incentives toward tBTC v2 and coverage pools. This means that rewards allocations are changing, and the update represents a major community-driven step towards Keep Network v2. The proposal’s main intentions:Launch a v2 TBTC token so we can begin working on integrations with major networksAllow for a graceful unwinding of the tBTC v1 bridge when the tBTC v2 bridge is launchedChange liquidity incentives so we can reward behavior that we need for the new network and bridgeTransition the v1 tBTC bridge to be secured by our KEEP-only Coverage Pool. Below is an excerpt of the first proposal “Shifting incentives towards tBTC v2 and Coverage Pools” about how the bridge will work and what the next ste...
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Keep Network 2021 Roadmap
Threshold Network, Keep v2, and the New tBTC. — Keep Network is currently in a period of fundamental growth, development, and change. Our mission is to provide secure and equitable access to censorship-resistant assets across all major blockchains. With our upgraded protocol, v2 tBTC, we’ll become the most trusted network for bridging non-custodial Bitcoin into lending, borrowing, and saving services and platforms across the Ethereum DeFi ecosystem. Through all of this, Keep retains an unwavering focus to creating uncompromising decentralized solutions driven by our incredible community first and foremost. The roadmap for achieving this in 2021 hinges upon a number of concurrent development streams. First, the KEANU hard merge will bring together the Keep Network and NuCypher platforms and communities into what will be called Threshold Network. The process of bringing this unprecedented union to fruition has been a revelation, not only for our respective communities and teams, but for the whole blockchain industry. The KEANU process and the resulting Threshold Network are proving that cooperation and decentralization are possible in a competitive market, and the resulting merged product will strengthen the utility and resiliency of both platforms, while creating an anchor in the sector of private, cross-chain value bridges supported by threshold cryptography. After months of community collaboration and development, th...
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Announcing Keep’s Refreshed Website
Updating our website to better serve our mission of transparency. The Keep platform and community have evolved. It’s time for a new home on the web to match the progression of the Keep protocol and our community. Because one of our core principles is transparency, we updated the website so it’s easier to learn about and get involved with Keep. We listened to your input and structured the new website to be a more helpful resource for both our current users and new ones.The one-stop resource for all things Keep We learned from our community reviewers that a user insight was: “I don’t know where to find documentation!” Yep, we fixed that. Now, you’ll find important resources and guides compiled on the website. If you want to learn more about staking, head to the Stake section. If you want to learn more about the community, head to the Join section.The new Home and Join pages on the Keep website Want to build with Keep styles? Now you can find links to the Keep community design system on the website. It’s a Figma file built by the community for design consistency across community-built tools. Another user stated, “I think it’s important to know ‘who is the team?’ and ‘who invested in this project?’” Also curious about the #BigBrains behind Keep? We now have a section dedicated entirely to the team.The new Team and FAQ pages on the Keep website Another user request was, “How many audits has the ...
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KEEP is Now Available to Trade on Coinbase and Binance
As of June 17th, KEEP is available for trading on Coinbase and Binance.. — The Keep network is a decentralized threshold cryptography platform. KEEP stakers run the network, operating trust-minimized bridges like tBTC. Exposure to a wider market of potential stakers via Coinbase and Binance will only serve to further Keep’s mission of decentralized private computation across the crypto ecosystem. As of June 17th, KEEP is available for trading on Coinbase and Binance. Via Coinbase: “Starting today, Keep Network (KEEP) is available on Coinbase.com and in the Coinbase Android and iOS apps. Coinbase customers can now trade, send, receive, or store KEEP in most Coinbase-supported regions. Trading for KEEP is also supported on Coinbase Pro. Via Binance: “Binance will list Keep Network (KEEP) and open trading for KEEP/BTC, KEEP/BNB, KEEP/BUSD and KEEP/USDT” Join our Discord if you’d like to learn more or get involved in Keep Network governance discussions. KEEP is Now Available to Trade on Coinbase and Binance was originally published in Keep Network on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.
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