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International Stable Currency

International Stable Currency

Private
—Crypto & Web3https://isc.money/

Company Overview

International Stable Currency is a fintech company that operates a flatcoin protocol on the Solana blockchain designed to provide inflation-resistant digital assets pegged to a diversified basket of real-world assets.

Sector

Crypto & Web3

Verticals

Stablecoins, DeFi, DAOs, Tokenization

Business Model

B2C

Customer Profile

Revenue Share

AI Layer

Non-AI

Keywords

flatcoinreal-world assetsRWAstablecoininflation hedgedecentralized financeDeFigovernance tokendecentralized governanceDAOSolanayield generationcrypto yieldasset tokenizationpurchasing power

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International Stable Currency Comparables

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International Stable Currency Funding Rounds

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  • Sep 2, 2024

    Grew 150% QoQ from 2 to 5 employees.

  • Jul 5, 2024

    Grew 150% QoQ from 2 to 5 employees.

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Is International Stable Currency a public or private company?

International Stable Currency is a private company.

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When was International Stable Currency's last funding round?

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Who are the main investors in International Stable Currency?

Investor information for International Stable Currency is not publicly disclosed.

Will International Stable Currency IPO soon?

No public IPO plans have been announced for International Stable Currency.

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Firmographic Details

Headquarters—
Employee Range1
Year Founded2023
Last Funding—

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