Do you believe in stablecoins?? - page 18.

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Quote from: Katabit on May 30, 2018, 04:32:28 PM

I have very big doubts about Tether. They print money from the air, and this money is not guaranteed. I also read the news that Tether owners have problems with the SEC.

This made me stopped of buying some stable coins due to what tether did last time.

I don't believe with them anymore and it's better to rely on bitcoin or possible altcoins that are quite popular nowadays. I don't know what's with the tether owners but their act is something deceitful and there must be some plans of doing something wrong.

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I have very big doubts about Tether. They print money from the air, and this money is not guaranteed. I also read the news that Tether owners have problems with the SEC.

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I am a big believer in stablecoins and how they'll be the bridge to mass adoption. They solve the biggest problem: price volatility.

In terms of my favorite stablecoin, that would be Havven for many reasons: dual token system, team, development, and proactivity. https://havven.io/

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The main coins have already shown their strength, they will remain in the range. Investing in these coins is no longer relevant, these coins are purchased whales they manipulate. I think that it's worth to look narrowly at new and cheap coins.

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Sorry, I'm now just hearing about them

. And i am not invest in one of them. Because for now we must extra careful , as much as we know if the market conditions are unstable. On that basis I have not dared to invest outside the main coin.

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Quote from: bornforfreedom on May 25, 2018, 03:49:06 PM

To name some, there is Tether, Havven, Basis, and Makerdao. Which one is your favorite? Mine is personally Havven.

I didn't invest in any of these coins because I enter cryptos to take a risk and earn more profit. If one doesn't want to lose then just keep your fiat money.

If markets are going down a lot and if I think some of my coins are at risk then only I keep my coins uSDT for short while and immediately buy the coins which I like to invest. But never really store money in any of these stable coins.

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I'm just hearing about them, I actually thought the only one we have is USDT. I will go learn about them.

johanesrobin

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It did not seem so popular, so I was stranger to hear this coin.
if you believe and have done a good analysis, then you will get the best. hopefully.

mr.creepto

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Unforchently for the lack of real USD or EUR trading at some exchanges , traders have to use assets like USDT , TUSD , NBT , DAI makerDAO and others.
imo stable coins are useless if fiat is present on the exchange and are mostly used as a scam plot or extra emission on top of "backed" funds, or others methods of stabling.

I dont know much about HAVVEN ,but the chart sure dont look too stable https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/havven/#charts ..I might be wrong ,so please explain how it works

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I'm not a fan of stable coins so I don't have any of it.

But it can be a good life saver when you want to flee from the pain that the market is showing. I think that's their main feature, to save traders when the market is shaking the weaklings.

bornforfreedom

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I'm really curious to see if everyone believes in stablecoins. To name some, there is Tether, Havven, Basis, and Makerdao. Which one is your favorite? Mine is personally Havven.

Sometimes it feels like I'm the only one rooting for stablecoins. I think they're truly the way to mass adoption.

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