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Topic: Good stablecoin to move my BTC right now? - page 2. (Read 278 times)

legendary
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November 23, 2018, 09:09:11 AM
#5
In my opinion, I would not buy stable coins you can see that it is pretty not moving at all and I really think it will not move any further when the Bull Run starts, And there are no earnings in them so I prefer not to buy a stable coin that just like fiat currency they are just staying in place, But I would prefer to buy a crypto that has low volatility than a stable one, Well right now that we are in a bearish market many are in a low volatility mode, I prefer buying those and in the future we can make a profit.
legendary
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November 23, 2018, 08:05:16 AM
#4
I don't like stablecoins any more than I like most altcoins. To me they're absolutely not even categorized as cryptocurrency, just some fancy token that uses a distributed ledger. Don't even really trust them but okay, if you have to choose one, choose the most evil of them all. Which is Tether. I know you don't like USD and Prefer EURO but really, you want to move your BTC just do it for USDT. Who's going to accept your Stasis anyway? Tether is way more liquid and you can move back into BTC instantly almost with it.
hero member
Activity: 2408
Merit: 564
November 23, 2018, 07:58:33 AM
#3
Sorry to discourage you but it's not the wrong time to move your coins for any other coin. Selling right now isn't suitable IMO. But if you really want to move to stable coins here are the top picks.
  • TrueUSD
  • USDC
  • Gemini Dollar
newbie
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Merit: 0
November 23, 2018, 07:23:28 AM
#2
I am thinking of selling my BTC right now (already waited to long, it just keeps falling).

I looked into STASIS EURS because I prefer Euro over USD but I look at the last years price and it has fallen when you look at USD price. So have real Euros be falling to compared to USD? I do not know and I do not full understand how this stablecoins work. Are they just 1:1 linked to currencies?

Also there seems to be no LInux wallet for EURS just Android and IOS and I do not want to use that.

I think the USD will lose value so there are this Stablecoins that are backed by crypto. I am just looking to move into something fast right now that is not FIAT.

It should have a Linux wallet and even better be storable on a hardware wallet. And it needs to really just store the value as it is basically like I would just cash it out in EURO and store in under my pillow. Is there something like that?

Tether background looked WAY to controversial for me to invest into that but its despite that its still one of the top stablecoins.

This is the right time to buy as well. It's your choice/decision to sell now or hold on because the market remains unpredictable. Anything positive might stuck in weeks to come.
jr. member
Activity: 103
Merit: 1
November 23, 2018, 07:12:44 AM
#1
I am thinking of selling my BTC right now (already waited to long, it just keeps falling).

I looked into STASIS EURS because I prefer Euro over USD but I look at the last years price and it has fallen when you look at USD price. So have real Euros be falling to compared to USD? I do not know and I do not full understand how this stablecoins work. Are they just 1:1 linked to currencies?

Also there seems to be no LInux wallet for EURS just Android and IOS and I do not want to use that.

I think the USD will lose value so there are this Stablecoins that are backed by crypto. I am just looking to move into something fast right now that is not FIAT.

It should have a Linux wallet and even better be storable on a hardware wallet. And it needs to really just store the value as it is basically like I would just cash it out in EURO and store in under my pillow. Is there something like that?

Tether background looked WAY to controversial for me to invest into that but its despite that its still one of the top stablecoins.
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