Topic: Is USDT trusted to use? - page 9. (Read 1620 times)
In my opinion, USDT is trustable but BTC is more trustable. Now most the coin has USDT pair. So its volume is high. I think USDT is not suitable for long time holding money because it is centralized.
USDT is the most trusted cryptocurrency among others. It's even safer than Bitcoin iteslf. Usually, they call Bitcoin gold, but I'd say that USDT is real gold. It's stable so if you want to have smth constant in crypto, hold this stablecoin.
Never found information from the Tether team's statement that the usdt was backed by gold and even many doubts have arisen lately that 1 usdt represents 1 dollar. The fact is they are still volatile. 
USDT is the most trusted cryptocurrency among others. It's even safer than Bitcoin iteslf. Usually, they call Bitcoin gold, but I'd say that USDT is real gold. It's stable so if you want to have smth constant in crypto, hold this stablecoin.
USDT is controlled, and companies control USDT's price and make it always stand still like FIAT. And you cannot compare USDT with Bitcoin. Bitcoin is decentralized and no one can control its price 
USDT is the most trusted cryptocurrency among others. It's even safer than Bitcoin iteslf. Usually, they call Bitcoin gold, but I'd say that USDT is real gold. It's stable so if you want to have smth constant in crypto, hold this stablecoin.
ROFLMAO... Seriously?
Dude, Bitcoin is a decentralized cryptocurrency which can't be controlled by any central bank or an individual. You are comparing such an asset to USDT, which is just a token issued by one of the cryptocurrency exchanges. They don't even conduct independent third party audit for Tether. No one knows whether the currency is 100% backed up with real assets or not.
All of you who says that USDT is the best stablecoin and that no one can take it's number one place. Did you know that most of stablecoins can be frozen? And by frozen I don't mean stablecoins that you hold on an exchange. Even stablecoins that you hold in your own wallet can be frozen in order to remain compliant with regulations. According to post I have linked, only DAI coin can't be frozen.
in addition, my USDT also received information that only 70% of USDT was actually backed up with dollars. however, I think that could cause problems someday. but, although many people already know that, the use of USDT continues to this day.
USDT is one of the most common trading pairs now, especially in crypto trading. It is also a stable coin that doesn't get affected whenever the market goes dump or pump. So I in my own opinion USDT is trusted to use, but to be sure better convert your profit every time.
Currently, USDT daily trading volume is over the Bitcoin trading volume and fourth highest market cap according to Coinmarketcap. My opinion is We can't trust the centralized stable coin to keep the money. Also, news around the USDT is not good, and it may be shut down by the authorities.
What is your opinion about the USDT coin?
I use the DAI to keep the stable value & will shift to the SAI in the near future where the money I'm not investing.
What is your opinion about the USDT coin?
I use the DAI to keep the stable value & will shift to the SAI in the near future where the money I'm not investing.
what actually happened is that, wen using a stable coin to trade you are at the safer side while your funds will be secured looking at btc market today is always waving up and down but with USDT is stable.
in other hand there are other stable coin you trade with if you are afraid of the authority to shutdown at anytime. currently USDT is the number one to trade with.
until now USDT is still very reliable, you do not worry, although many stable coins appear, such as USDC, TUSD, BUSD, etc.,
of course USDT is king, for now. but it could be taken over, reportedly countries like America will create digital dollars or even China that creates digital Yuan, maybe USDT will be affected
of course USDT is king, for now. but it could be taken over, reportedly countries like America will create digital dollars or even China that creates digital Yuan, maybe USDT will be affected
Well... That's a public secret that almost everyone is aware of but Tether is still the most popular stablecoin. It's probably because people don't like to change their habits I guess. I personally trade in Tether but when I plan to stay in stablecoin for a longer time, I convert it to USDC. I'm aware that USDC too have the freezing option but at least they have a company that's doing monthly audits of their fiat balance.
Are you serious? Holding USDC for long term investment is not profitable I guess. I will be prefer to choose an altcoin even I choose ripple comparing I choose Tether or USDC, because most of them aren't investment place. The stable coin mean there is a little chance to you to get profit. But it will be suitable if your intention to came to crypto industry wasn't for investing.I don't agree that holding USDT is smart right now because the market is not in a downtrend. If you look at the Bitcoin chart, you can see that it's up 66% in the last month. Exactly a month ago BTC was trading at around $4300 and now it's trading at the price of $7142.
On the other hand, the BTC halving is approaching and it will surely have an impact on the price. But now one knows if it will go up or down
I agree on it. There is no 100% safe cryptocurrency in crypto world. Trading BTC, ETH or other assets with USDT is still now good but how long it will be good we can't say because any bad news will turn USDT into unstable coins immediately.
Yes, absolutely, security in crypto does not really exist, and we also cannot reach too far about matters of trade, so everyone needs to be careful in carrying out their work in the crypto space. 
Well... That's a public secret that almost everyone is aware of but Tether is still the most popular stablecoin. It's probably because people don't like to change their habits I guess. I personally trade in Tether but when I plan to stay in stablecoin for a longer time, I convert it to USDC. I'm aware that USDC too have the freezing option but at least they have a company that's doing monthly audits of their fiat balance.
Are you serious? Holding USDC for long term investment is not profitable I guess. I will be prefer to choose an altcoin even I choose ripple comparing I choose Tether or USDC, because most of them aren't investment place. The stable coin mean there is a little chance to you to get profit. But it will be suitable if your intention to came to crypto industry wasn't for investing.For me in the cryptocurrency space, no money is 100% safe, so is USDT. Although since the USDT was created it has a lot of bad news but it is the most widely used stable currency, and for me USDT is just a currency to avoid volatility not to invest so I do not keep USDT long time.
I agree on it. There is no 100% safe cryptocurrency in crypto world. Trading BTC, ETH or other assets with USDT is still now good but how long it will be good we can't say because any bad news will turn USDT into unstable coins immediately.
Before, there was no USDT, the market is more volatile, but we have stable coins now and it solve the problem and of course there is no guarantee that USDT will remain a trusted asset as it's possible that while you are holding it, you won't be able to exchange anymore due to the exchange itself is corrupt.
For me in the cryptocurrency space, no money is 100% safe, so is USDT. Although since the USDT was created it has a lot of bad news but it is the most widely used stable currency, and for me USDT is just a currency to avoid volatility not to invest so I do not keep USDT long time.
I agree on it. There is no 100% safe cryptocurrency in crypto world. Trading BTC, ETH or other assets with USDT is still now good but how long it will be good we can't say because any bad news will turn USDT into unstable coins immediately.
Well... That's a public secret that almost everyone is aware of but Tether is still the most popular stablecoin. It's probably because people don't like to change their habits I guess. I personally trade in Tether but when I plan to stay in stablecoin for a longer time, I convert it to USDC. I'm aware that USDC too have the freezing option but at least they have a company that's doing monthly audits of their fiat balance.
Are you serious? Holding USDC for long term investment is not profitable I guess. I will be prefer to choose an altcoin even I choose ripple comparing I choose Tether or USDC, because most of them aren't investment place. The stable coin mean there is a little chance to you to get profit. But it will be suitable if your intention to came to crypto industry wasn't for investing.Guys, guys, guys... Where exactly did you see that I wrote I'm investing in the stablecoins? English is not my native language but I think it's pretty clear what I wrote.
Well... That's a public secret that almost everyone is aware of but Tether is still the most popular stablecoin. It's probably because people don't like to change their habits I guess. I personally trade in Tether but when I plan to stay in stablecoin for a longer time, I convert it to USDC. I'm aware that USDC too have the freezing option but at least they have a company that's doing monthly audits of their fiat balance.
Are you serious? Holding USDC for long term investment is not profitable I guess. I will be prefer to choose an altcoin even I choose ripple comparing I choose Tether or USDC, because most of them aren't investment place. The stable coin mean there is a little chance to you to get profit. But it will be suitable if your intention to came to crypto industry wasn't for investing.Oh man, I think you didn't understand me at all... When I said that I trade in Tether, I meant that I use USDT pairs for trading (BTC/USDT, ETH/USDT...). I'm not using stablecoins to get profit (that would be really stupid). I'm using stablecoins to keep my portfolio stable when the market is crashing.
Well... That's a public secret that almost everyone is aware of but Tether is still the most popular stablecoin. It's probably because people don't like to change their habits I guess. I personally trade in Tether but when I plan to stay in stablecoin for a longer time, I convert it to USDC. I'm aware that USDC too have the freezing option but at least they have a company that's doing monthly audits of their fiat balance.
Are you serious? Holding USDC for long term investment is not profitable I guess. I will be prefer to choose an altcoin even I choose ripple comparing I choose Tether or USDC, because most of them aren't investment place. The stable coin mean there is a little chance to you to get profit. But it will be suitable if your intention to came to crypto industry wasn't for investing.
It's my estimate that mostly people prefers usdt first in stable coins even there are lot of stable coins in the market, the reason is it's well established between top ranked coins with massive adoption so it can be the positive and strong point of usdt anyways nobody knows what's trustable and reliable in crypto but if there is any advantage we can take it with our responsible decisions.
All of you who says that USDT is the best stablecoin and that no one can take it's number one place. Did you know that most of stablecoins can be frozen? And by frozen I don't mean stablecoins that you hold on an exchange. Even stablecoins that you hold in your own wallet can be frozen in order to remain compliant with regulations. According to post I have linked, only DAI coin can't be frozen.
in addition, my USDT also received information that only 70% of USDT was actually backed up with dollars. however, I think that could cause problems someday. but, although many people already know that, the use of USDT continues to this day.Well... That's a public secret that almost everyone is aware of but Tether is still the most popular stablecoin. It's probably because people don't like to change their habits I guess. I personally trade in Tether but when I plan to stay in stablecoin for a longer time, I convert it to USDC. I'm aware that USDC too have the freezing option but at least they have a company that's doing monthly audits of their fiat balance.
All of you who says that USDT is the best stablecoin and that no one can take it's number one place. Did you know that most of stablecoins can be frozen? And by frozen I don't mean stablecoins that you hold on an exchange. Even stablecoins that you hold in your own wallet can be frozen in order to remain compliant with regulations. According to post I have linked, only DAI coin can't be frozen.
in addition, my USDT also received information that only 70% of USDT was actually backed up with dollars. however, I think that could cause problems someday. but, although many people already know that, the use of USDT continues to this day.
All of you who says that USDT is the best stablecoin and that no one can take it's number one place. Did you know that most of stablecoins can be frozen? And by frozen I don't mean stablecoins that you hold on an exchange. Even stablecoins that you hold in your own wallet can be frozen in order to remain compliant with regulations. According to post I have linked, only DAI coin can't be frozen.
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