Topic: Are stabletokens going to be the new altcoin hype? (Read 313 times)
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That I can not understand why do we need these coins. I personally will not invest in them and I do not see them to be stable.
It seems that in these stable tokens at the moment there is a prospect for trading. And many traders are looking for an opportunity to earn in this area.At the moment, there is a resistance to the drawdown of many such coins.
I personally don't think you can consider it a pretty good coins around which is to create a hype, but the fact remains and this is not the first theme which is created to ask about these "stable coin."
Yes, it should be a new trend and I see this tendency.
4-5 new stable coins have appeared this year.
More will appear soon.
4-5 new stable coins have appeared this year.
More will appear soon.
Lot of stablecoin projects coming out in the space. Coinbase added USDC and Bancor went Live with Peg network today! https://twitter.com/Bancor/status/1057571877064003584
There is nothing like hype when it comes to stable coins and may be you are not getting it, stable coins are pegged to something that is physically backed and there is no way we can see an increase in value since it is controlled. So the being valuable of a thing is not at all some necessary factor to be looking at, considering that the main reason they are available is to be able to hedge funds that is all. As long as the stable coins’ popping up does not end up like tether in the long run, and they give room for transparency, which is an edge most of them are having over tether, then there will be no cause for alarm.
I do not think they provide anything worthy aside from using on their own platforms. For example using USDC on circle or poloniex makes sense because there are people who can withdraw that directly to their bank accounts, of course it doesn't make any sense to use it if you are living in a country where you can't withdraw the money but if you can cash it out to your bank directly than it definitely is a useful coin.
Aside from helping with that the idea was to keep your cash in fiat while crypto is on a drop and if you wanted to do that on multiple currency exchanges you had to usually withdraw bitcoin to your local website and cash it out which took time and effort and cost you, with the stabletokens it is simple but it is also dangerous because it is not actually backed by dollar but only symbolizes it.
Aside from helping with that the idea was to keep your cash in fiat while crypto is on a drop and if you wanted to do that on multiple currency exchanges you had to usually withdraw bitcoin to your local website and cash it out which took time and effort and cost you, with the stabletokens it is simple but it is also dangerous because it is not actually backed by dollar but only symbolizes it.
I don't think so, with all of the things that is going on with tether right now there is no way that people are going to be able to trust stable coins any more. There just is no way that a coin can boast to stay at the same price through out its entire life span and that is a fact. Then add the fact that cryptocurrencies are very volatile and then you have a recipe for disaster
Stable coins are necessary and they are basically there for investors when it comes to their ability to hedge their assets in the case of a bear trend.Tether lost it a long time ago when a lot of shady things started popping up and the team refused auditing and that is an act that is questionable and worrying which has made a lot of investors to get worried using it. Now, that there are alternatives that solve that problem, I believe it is just a matter of time, we will see USDT losing that spot as a stable coin in the long run.
As long as the investors get what they need when it comes to transparency, then there is no problem. It is not like an investor will be investing in a stable coin for the long term anyway, it is just to hedge for the mean time and in that mean time, at least, I want to be sure I am not in the wrong hands.
Lot of stablecoin projects coming out in the space. Coinbase added USDC and Bancor went Live with Peg network today! https://twitter.com/Bancor/status/1057571877064003584
that is mandatory after the price drop of tether also the benefit is restricted of keeping your money value only as these coins are not for invest
Stablecoins would never have such a hype and such a potential as altcoins. Because stable coins are backed by the fiat currencies and theoretically, they cannot overcome the fiat price of a currency on what they are based on.
I think that the role and the level of availability of the stablecoins on the crypto market are overrated. Too many nuances stablecoins have. And lots of people do not trust such kind of coins nowadays. And the amount of them on the crypto market is rising. So I even don't know, will it be a new hipe or not. May be some day in future, but not nowadays.
I don't think so, with all of the things that is going on with tether right now there is no way that people are going to be able to trust stable coins any more. There just is no way that a coin can boast to stay at the same price through out its entire life span and that is a fact. Then add the fact that cryptocurrencies are very volatile and then you have a recipe for disaster
I don't think it will be. There are too many stablecoins now. So if we have a too many options, it may be less valueable ever has be.
I don't like stablecoin, they are trying to launch their own stablecoin after tether scandal, i don't like this because there is no true insurance for the stablecoin they created. Why we need stablecoin, why we don't use real usd to trade with cryptocurrency.
Lot of stablecoin projects coming out in the space. Coinbase added USDC and Bancor went Live with Peg network today! https://twitter.com/Bancor/status/1057571877064003584
I'm guessing it would affect the Bitcoin price before the Altcoins. In the meantime, according to a report I read a new stable coin is coming today. The name is Stable USD (USDS). I guess it's not gonna end. We were talking about the number of ICOs but the number of Stable coins will catch ICOs in a short time.
I don't like too much stabletokens. I only like USDT. As long as USDT keeps its openness and transparency. Then everything is not a problem. I would love to see many competitors in the encryption market. These stabletokens will generate competition to maintain market stability.
They may be the new hype but that does really matter?
The one that will be hyped are the ones that will be backed up with real dollars. Like USDC, the recent news is a good one for it.
The USDC Stablecoin is launching on Coinbase Pro
Coinbase and Circle announce the launch of USDC — a Digital Dollar
The one that will be hyped are the ones that will be backed up with real dollars. Like USDC, the recent news is a good one for it.
The USDC Stablecoin is launching on Coinbase Pro
Coinbase and Circle announce the launch of USDC — a Digital Dollar
Well for investors and traders new stablecoins does not bring anything attractive other than more transparency and security and as an alternative of usdt and fiat, i do not think these coins are profitable as their value is fixed.
Exactly my point buddy! They are not profitable in any sense, if all cryptocurrency is stable, then it won't work as asset anymore but savings measure. What would traders gain?
If token turns to be stable then it's more or less like FIAT. Base on my knowledge, I don't think cryptocurrency should be stable in value at all. Stable tokens would only help in savings not gonna work out as assets base on my understanding. I would love to know much about stable tokens though
Well for investors and traders new stablecoins does not bring anything attractive other than more transparency and security and as an alternative of usdt and fiat, i do not think these coins are profitable as their value is fixed.
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