Symphony

Symphony

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Last Update

Jul 8, 2024

A chain for truly decentralized real-world assets
Jul 15, 2024
Jul 29, 2024
20% completed
Raised funds - no Data
Goal 50 000.00 USD
Cap 100 000.00 USD
ongoing
Token Details
Ticker
MLD
Total supply
1000000000
Token Distribution
10,000,000
Accepted Currencies
USDC
Min Contribution
1
USDC
Company Details
Registered Company Name
Orchestra Labs
Registered Country
United States
Company Founded
Apr 16, 2024
Bonus Structure
20% for buys over $1000
2% for referrals
Additional Details
MVP/Prototype
Yes
Platform
New chain
Categories
Platform

About Symphony

Symphony is a chain built on Cosmos that provides a crypto-native solution for real-world assets not reliant on traditional banking infrastructure. It can peg to any assets, allowing global access to trade across mediums such as real-estate and gold, as well as easily accessed infrastructure to build market systems such as ForEx.

Why Decentralized RWAs

Crypto needs to connect to the real world, whether through a base money asset, real estate, or financial markets. Recent sanctions have shown the world lacks a globally accessible and censorship-resistant means of holding capital.

Symphony addresses this need within crypto. DeFi attempts to create a parallel financial system, yet stablecoins and other real-world assets (RWAs), the most used part of this system, remain reliant on traditional banking infrastructure. Symphony aims to provide an alternative for a truly independent financial system.

Separating From Banks

A functional and independent financial system at scale requires a stable asset not reliant on legacy banking infrastructure. Without an independent and stable reserve asset, both centralized and decentralized order books are inherently fragile.

Centralized exchanges urgently need a reliable and transparent asset for their order books. DeFi is at risk due to reliance on RWAs like USDC, which can fail due to their underlying banking infrastructure, as seen with USDC and Silicon Valley Bank. Reducing dependence on the traditional banking system for stablecoin infrastructure is the most critical issue facing crypto today.

Providing Yield

While US citizens have access to a $30 trillion treasury market, many individuals in the rest of the world, including the crypto market, cannot generate yield on a dollar-denominated means of preserving capital.

User demand for existing stablecoins is already enormous at $150 billion+ despite a "return-free" risk profile. A substantially equivalent product that provides permissionless value accrual is the largest market opportunity that crypto can provide globally, surpassing volatile stores of value, fiat, or current RWA-backed stablecoins.

A Reliable Trade Medium

The US has shown that US dollar reserves can be weaponized with sanctions, driving countries towards BRICS, a new trading bloc. To ensure a balanced power dynamic, this bloc must use a permissionless service like blockchain for fair and stable trade. Symphony enables this, allowing tokenized RWA trade to start in one currency and end in another, ensuring seamless transactions.

The end of the petro-dollar will cause US dollars to flow back into the US, leading to economic turmoil and bank failures. Centralized stablecoins will crash, but Symphony, as a decentralized option, will remain secure. Crypto needs a secure alternative, free from centralized control. Crypto needs Symphony.

Symphony Roadmap

  • Stablecoin Swap Enabled

  • Q3 2024
  • RWA Exchange Support

  • Q2 2025
  • IBC Registrations

  • Q4 2024
  • Exchange DApp

  • Q1 2025
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  • Interchain Connectivity

  • Q4 2025
  • Sharding-based Validation

  • Q1 2026
  • Payments Integrations

  • Q2 2026

Symphony Team

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David Blackstone
CEO
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Elizabeth Quismorio
Marketing Manager
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Advisors

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Krystelle Galano
Advisor
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Chris Clarke
Advisor
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Symphony Interviews

David Blackstone
As a team member, сan you tell us about your role in the ICO project?
I drafted the algorithm, created the POC and MVP, and hired everyone else on the team to get this going. I am dev, CEO, and funding on this project.
What do you think about idea?
I think it's great! I tested through every likely worst case and several unlikely ones to ensure reliability. I even have a couple additional tests planned for additional safeguards once we get funding in to ensure this never fails. I also have several items planned on the roadmap to ensure success with larger financial systems as those get onboarded, with the intent of making sure everyone has access to crypto and can access it with no difficulty.
Elizabeth Quismorio
As a team member, сan you tell us about your role in the ICO project?
I am the Marketing Manager of Symphony Blockchain. I develop comprehensive marketing strategies, oversee campaign execution, analyze market trends, manage budgets, coordinate with cross-functional teams, and evaluate campaign performance to enhance brand awareness and drive sales growth.
What do you think about idea?
The concept of Symphony is fundamentally excellent as it addresses the current issues faced by stablecoins. We are not just a blockchain for stablecoins; we also offer various solutions to overcome their existing challenges.

Symphony operates independently of bond markets, functions without management or intervention from Orchestra Labs, and is both fast and cost-effective. Additionally, its algorithm enables re-balancing across all markets without pausing the market or automatically selling users' assets, which makes it a fully decentralized blockchain.

Symphony Last News

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