bitCHF - Swiss Franc based algorithmically collateralized crypto stablecoin

CAS in Blockchain at the University of Zurich

Proof of concept for Swiss Franc based algorithmically crypto-collateralized stablecoin

The prototype has been launched on Ethereum Rinkeby test Blockchain, is accessible for everyone and ready for evaluation.

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About

bitCHF currency

ERC20 main token which replicates the value of the Swiss Franc currency.

bitCHF share

ERC20 token for investors which periodically distributes dividends

bitCHF convertible bond

ERC20 token designed to help controlling the price of the cryptocurrency

bitCHF is a prototype for easy accessible, exchangeable and tradable stablecoin which target is to replicate the value of Swiss Franc currency.

The stability is provided with crypto-collateralization and trading methods triggered algorithmically.

The system is based on three types of financial instruments. The main token bitCHF is the crypto-currency. Share and convertible bond are designed to provide investors with revenues and to control the price of the bitCHF currency on the other hand.

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Meet Our Team

Tomasz Rybarczyk

Development & coordination

Tomasz worked as software developer, business analyst and manager for biggest swiss banks UBS and Credit Suisse and lately for respectable swiss public financial institution where he was working on projects in Financial advisory and Asset and Risk Management area. He graduated as Master of Science at the University of Poznan in Mathematics and Computer Science and continued studies at finance department of the University of Zürich.

Phailin Rybarczyk

Digital Marketer

Phailin is supporting the team in web presence and web marketing area and making her first steps in software development. She is just starting her education at the Swiss Computer Science Secondary School (IMS) in Zürich where she is doing very well.