Ditto DITTO Price 1.38

What is Ditto?
Ditto is a project that runs on the BSC. The AMPL protocol is a fork of the Ampleforth protocol. A stable price of $1 is the goal of the project.
Depending on the situation, the number of token in circulation can either decrease or increase.
A rebase can be positive or negative. The rebase wants to adjust the token price to the price target, which is $1 in the case of DITTO. A negative rebase occurs if the price falls below the target.
A positive rebase occurs when the price is higher than the target.
The ratio of the users funds to the total supply will not change regardless of the current base. Users can make profits through the project.

Who are the founding fathers of Ditto?
Ditto was launched in December of 2020. It was the second initial futures offering.

What makes Ditto unique?
The project is unique because of the elastic supply. The price target can be adjusted through dynamic rebasing.
Rebasing can be used up to 6 times a day.
The token stays unaffected by the price movements of other cryptocurrencies because of the flexible rebasing.
Ditto can support lower fees and faster transactions because it is based on a smart chain. Ditto doesn't rely on external oracles to generate price feeds. It uses a time-weighted average price to generate on-chain price feeds.

How many Ditto Coins are in circulation?
The BSC has an elastic supply token called DITTO.

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You can learn more about tokenomics.
You can learn more about proof-of-stake.
You can learn more about mining.


There is a BEP-20 token.

Where can you buy Ditto Coins?
The DITTO token can be traded on the following exchanges.


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