新數據顯示 MakerDAO 的 DAI 穩定幣 40% 由中心化資產支持

The Block 的新數據解讀顯示，中心化資產佔 MakerDAO 鎖定抵押品的 40%。

New data interpretation from The Block shows that centralized assets comprise 40% of the collateral locked in MakerDAO.

The Block 的新數據解讀顯示，中心化資產佔 MakerDAO 鎖定抵押品的 40%。

MakerDAO is a protocol enabling users to generate DAI, a synthetic stablecoin previously solely backed by ether. In November 2019, MakerDAO migrated to a Multi-Collateral Dai system, allowing multiple collaterals to back DAI. The Block’s research shows that 40% of DAI appears to have centralized collateral backing them.

MakerDAO 是一種允許用戶產生 DAI 的協議，DAI 是一種以前僅由以太幣支援的合成穩定幣。 2019 年 11 月，MakerDAO 遷移到多抵押品 Dai 系統，允許多種抵押品支援 DAI。 The Block 的研究表明，40% 的 DAI 似乎有集中的抵押品支持。

Some of the centralized assets backing DAI include USDC, backed by a firm named Centre, and the BitGo issued and custodied ERC20 token WBTC. TrustToken maintains TUSD and Paxos created the Paxos Standard (PAX). These four centralized assets compose 39.27% of the MakerDAO vault.

支援 DAI 的一些中心化資產包括由一家名為 Centre 的公司支援的 USDC，以及 BitGo 發行和託管的 ERC20 代幣 WBTC。 TrustToken 維護 TUSD，Paxos 建立 Paxos 標準（PAX）。這四種中心化資產佔 MakerDAO 金庫的 39.27%。

Others have noted that containing 40% of a centralized token puts Maker in a precarious situation. Sebastian Burgel, founder of Web3 privacy project HOPR, said on Twitter “How long would it take to wipe out these 40% via court order if I'd have evidence and a good case (financing of terrorism/climate change research or whatever Uncle Sam doesn't fancy these days)?”

其他人指出，持有 40% 的中心化代幣會讓 Maker 陷入不穩定的境地。 Web3 隱私計畫HOPR 的創辦人Sebastian Burgel 在Twitter 上表示：「如果我有證據和好的案例（資助恐怖主義/氣候變遷研究或山姆大叔之類的），需要多長時間才能透過法院命令消滅這40 %這些天不喜歡）？

Editor's Note: This report has been corrected to properly attribute Sebastian Burgel's current title.

編者註：此報告已更正，以正確歸屬塞巴斯蒂安·布爾格爾的當前頭銜。

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