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How does Haven Work? Created On 12 November2020
Updated 16 April2021
by havenprotocol
Haven uses what is known as a ‘mint & burn’ process to convert between all supported assets on the network. Once a person owns XHV (the volatile Haven base currency) that can then be used as network collateral to convert to any other supported xAsset. When a user converts from XHV to xUSDthey mint xUSD and burn the equivalent USD worth of XHV.
This can be simply explained by the example below:
Anne owns 200 XHV with a market value of $2. She decides to convert all of her XHV to xUSD so (200 x $2 = $400) therefore she receives 400 xUSD (minus fees). This process is carried out in her own private digital vault with no 3rd party intermediariesor the need to use a centralised exchange.
The assets on the network are known as xAssets.
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