The issue is how they are going to maintain the peg.

I guess you didn't understand (or maybe I didn't explain well enough).

As I said, $BASE is a synthetic token, with a rebase mechanism and therefore what's called an 'elastic' supply. The 'price' of the token 'doesn't matter that much', what matters is the market cap.

Why? Because you're receiving/losing coins depending on the price.

For example, let's say that the price peg is 0,5$ and the actual price of the coin is 1$.

At 22 pm the coin 'rebases' and will increase their supply in a 100% (everyone will see their coins doubled). That, obviously will generate selling pressure that will 'hopefully' make the price to return to their peg.

Hope that helps.

I don't like Dash, but that's true that's helping a lot of people in Venezuela. Compare BTC with all the other coins it's a mistake. Nothing is as 'decentralized' as Bitcoin.

Cheers