Freedom Dollar, identified by the ticker FUSD, is an over-collateralised, algorithmic stablecoin built on the Zano privacy-focused blockchain. Each unit is designed to track the purchasing power of one U.S. dollar and is backed by a publicly verifiable reserve of ZANO held in transparent on-chain addresses, with collateral initially set to exceed outstanding liabilities by roughly a factor of ten. The reserve is continuously staked, allowing the generated yield to compound the buffer automatically and reinforce the peg mechanism. Because Zano employs ring signatures and stealth addresses, FUSD transfers inherit native protocol-level privacy by default. The asset operates without an administrative freeze key, custodial account, or Know Your Customer requirement, making it a permissionless dollar-denominated unit. Any participant can support the network's liquidity by operating an open-source market-making node, contributing to the system's decentralised operation. As a crypto-backed stablecoin issued within the Zano ecosystem, FUSD is aimed at users who value censorship resistance and confidentiality alongside price stability.
Recovery funding has no disclosed amount or payment timetable, and Zano has yet to publish eligibility rules or a claims process.
Freedom Dollar (ticker fUSD) is an over-collateralised, algorithmic stable asset issued on the Zano privacy blockchain.
Freedom Dollar (FUSD) is categorised as: Stablecoins, USD Stablecoin, Zano Ecosystem.
The official Freedom Dollar site is https://www.freedomdollar.com/.
Most recent Freedom Dollar coverage: "Zano Rolls Back a Month of Transactions After Gateway Flaw" — read at /en-US/a/zano-rolls-back-a-month-of-transactions-after-gateway-flaw.
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