Event record
Reviewed event
Single-Collateral Dai becomes SAI during the Multi-Collateral Dai launch
MakerDAO launched Multi-Collateral Dai on 18 November 2019 and renamed the original ETH-only Dai token to SAI. SAI holders were directed to migration or settlement paths rather than continued issuance under the current DAI system.
- Date
- 2019-11-18
- Affected records
- 3 linked records
2 stablecoins · 1 organization - Evidence
- 3 sources
3 evidence relations
Connected records
Affected records
Assets and organizations connected to this event.Sources
Evidence
Sources used for this record, with archival copies where available.| Source | Publisher and date | Relevance | Archive |
|---|---|---|---|
Multi-Collateral Dai is liveSource details
| MakerDAO Published 2019-11-18 | Migration Event, Launch date, Identity Transition | Archive index or wildcard |
Single-Collateral Dai to Multi-Collateral Dai migration documentationSource details
| MakerDAO Documentation Published Not yet recorded | Migration Mechanics, Redemption Exit, Identity Transition | Archive index or wildcard |
SAI token contract on EthereumSource details
| Etherscan Published Not yet recorded | Contract Identity, Ethereum Deployment | No archive recorded |
Official statement or announcement
HighMulti-Collateral Dai is live
- Publisher
- MakerDAO
- Published
- 2019-11-18
- Provenance
- Subject-controlled source
- Primary or secondary
- Primary source
- Supported claims
- Migration Event, Launch date, Identity Transition
- Archive
- Archive index or wildcard
- Reliability
- High
Official documentation or product page
HighSingle-Collateral Dai to Multi-Collateral Dai migration documentation
- Publisher
- MakerDAO Documentation
- Published
- Not yet recorded
- Provenance
- Subject-controlled source
- Primary or secondary
- Primary source
- Supported claims
- Migration Mechanics, Redemption Exit, Identity Transition
- Archive
- Archive index or wildcard
- Reliability
- High
On-chain record or explorer
HighSAI token contract on Ethereum
- Publisher
- Etherscan
- Published
- Not yet recorded
- Provenance
- Technical primary source
- Primary or secondary
- Primary source
- Supported claims
- Contract Identity, Ethereum Deployment
- Archive
- No archive recorded
- Reliability
- High
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