The conversation is expected to explore the intersection of privacy and decentralized finance (DeFi), a topic of increasing interest and relevance

Synthetix Network Token will host an AMA on X with Pirate Chain on May 16th at 00:00 UTC. The conversation is expected to delve into the interesting convergence of privacy and decentralized finance (DeFi).
What Is Synthetix?
Synthetix is a protocol on Ethereum that enables the creation of synthetic assets, known as "Synths." These are essentially tokens that represent the value of real-world assets, varying from cryptocurrencies to commodities and fiat currencies. This provides traders with exposure to these assets without needing to hold them directly.
To ensure accurate price tracking of the underlying assets, Synths utilize decentralized price oracles. Unlike stablecoins, Synths aren't backed by a direct reserve of the asset they represent but by on-chain mechanisms and smart contracts. Holding a Synth doesn't grant ownership of the underlying asset; rather, it offers exposure to the asset's price movements. This functionality, together with the interoperability of Synths as ERC-20 tokens, allows them to be integrated into other DeFi protocols for liquidity provision and trading.
The Synthetix Network Token (SNX) is a crucial part of the protocol, serving as the primary form of collateral used to mint Synths. Synthetix also supports Ethereum ETHUSD as collateral. The system relies on an overcollateralization principle, guaranteeing that each Synth carries less value than the collateral backing it. To sustain a specific collateralization ratio defined by governance, stakers mint or burn Synths or contribute more collateral, which is critical for them to continue collecting staking rewards.
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