I have two questions.
1. What do you consider as a stable coin? I.e. is
PAX Gold a stable coin? Or what about
Neutrino USD which pretends to be a USD stablecoin but is assessed now as $0.88?
I call a stable coin a coin that reflects a fiat currency ($/€/£, etc..).
PAX Gold is not a stable coin because it is based on gold, it's still a speculative product.
Neutrino is a stable coin even though it has lost its peg. At your own risk.
2. Coingecko does not make any difference between BUSD on Ethereum blockcain and BUSD on Binance Smart Chain, despite, according to
Binance, those are two different tokens:
BUSD is issued on Ethereum by Paxos and regulated by the NYDFS. Binance provides the pegged token service to lock BUSD on Ethereum and issues an equivalent amount of Binance-Peg BUSD on other networks. Check out the proof of assets (Proof of Collateral for B-Tokens) for more details. Please note that Binance-Peg BUSD is a Binance product. It is not issued by Paxos nor regulated yet by the NYDFS.
May I choose BUSD with an asterisk «ERC20 token»?
I want to keep it simple to manage for me (or LoyceV). If I have to check 36 sites to verify the price of an altcoin, it's not going to work. The reference site is Coingecko.
If you have a better site (simple and reliable) that makes the difference between the different blockchains, I'm interested, but it will be for the next contest.