Moria’s BCH-Powered Stablecoin Protocol Nails Security Audit—Here’s Why It Matters
Bitcoin Cash just flexed its DeFi muscles. Moria—a BCH-based stablecoin protocol—aced its security audit with zero critical flaws, proving skeptics wrong about Bitcoin Cash's smart contract capabilities.
Security firms threw everything at it. Penetration testing, code review, economic modeling—Moria didn't just pass, it set a new benchmark for stablecoin protocols on UTXO chains. The audit covered 100% of core smart contracts and 92% of test coverage.
Why this hits different. While Ethereum stablecoins drown in regulatory scrutiny, Moria's BCH foundation offers faster settlements and lower fees. No surprise—it's already processing $2.8M daily volume pre-launch.
The cynical take. Another 'algorithmic stablecoin' enters the arena—because what crypto needs is more synthetic dollars backed by vibes and overcollateralized debt positions. But hey, at least this one won't fold when SEC lawyers come knocking.
