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Real-Time Stability

Definition

Real-time stability refers to the immediate and consistent maintenance of a digital asset’s value or a system’s operational integrity. This concept is particularly relevant for stablecoins, where the asset’s price is algorithmically or reserve-backed to remain pegged to a fiat currency, minimizing volatility. For blockchain networks, it denotes the continuous functioning and reliability of transaction processing and consensus mechanisms, ensuring uninterrupted service. Achieving real-time stability is crucial for practical utility and widespread adoption in financial applications.