> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.cyberpunks.world/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.cyberpunks.world/economy-ecosystem/ft-infrastructure/in-game-stablecoin.md).

# In-game Stablecoin

An essential component of our decentralized, free economy ecosystem is the in-game **Stablecoin**.

**Stablecoin** provides players with an option to secure their in-game earnings in a more stable form compared to the main game token, which may be volatile in price. Additionally, it offers convenience for those who want to lock in their income without leaving the game ecosystem.

With our in-game **Stablecoin**, players can quickly swap their tokens for the **Stablecoin** and continue playing, knowing their earnings are secure. They can also trade the **Stablecoin** back for game assets at any moment.

**Cyberpunks World** **Stablecoin** solution is tied to Curve LP tokens, allowing players to effortlessly switch between the game **Stablecoin** and well-known stablecoins in a trustless manner. This seamless integration ensures uninterrupted gameplay while maintaining a secure and stable in-game economy.

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