A7A5

**This stablecoin has triggered a critical safety failure: it is depegged and trading far from its intended $1 peg. Treat A7A5 as extremely dangerous. A stablecoin that loses its peg may not redeem reliably, can collapse further under liquidity stress, and is often a sign of severe reserve or contract issues.** **Peg stability findings:** On-chain and market observations indicate the token is currently trading around $0.0130 instead of maintaining a stable $1 value. Depegging undermines the core promise of a stablecoin and suggests that holders may face failed swaps, delayed redemptions, or illiquid markets during volatility. **Reserve and redemption risk context:** For a stablecoin to remain pegged, reserves and/or redemption mechanisms must function under normal and stressed conditions. A sustained peg break commonly reflects inadequate backing, broken redemption flows, or operational failure—each of which can prevent users from converting back into the underlying unit. **Market risk and contagion risk context:** When stablecoins depeg, arbitrage and liquidity can quickly break down, causing wider spreads and rapid losses. Even if the token later “recovers,” trust damage and delayed redemptions can make it unsafe for payments, custody, or yield strategies. **Avoid entirely:** Do not hold, trade, or integrate A7A5. Until peg stability is conclusively restored and redemption/backing mechanisms are verified, the token remains an unacceptable risk to capital and transaction reliability.

• Süyünbek Karabekov - founder and director (LLC Old Vector)
  Akchabar reports that LLC Old Vector (issuer of A7A5) was registered on December 13, 2024, with Süyünbek Karabekov as its founder and director.

• Kreston Bishkek unknown report ↗
  Security audit of A7A5 smart contracts. The report states that 1 medium security issue was discovered and addressed (re-tested), along with multiple low-risk suggestions fixed.
• Kreston Bishkek 2025-01-21 issues resolved report ↗
  Security audit of A7A5 smart contracts conducted between 21/01/2025 and 23/01/2025. The summary indicates one medium security issue and multiple low-risk issues; it also notes the issues were fixed and re-tested as part of the process.