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legendary
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December 05, 2020, 07:57:19 PM
#31
Although USDT got into some shit from the past, controversies after controversies I still use it for stabilizing my balances to avoid market fluctuation, one thing you should do is not to let your funds sleep in any currency but only with decentralized currency so you can sleep peacefully. There are bunch of stable coins in the market but it isn't paired with every coins, unlike USDT, so most probably people will just use USDT. If you're a trader like me, you won't have any problem using USDT  Grin
That's the whole basic use of stable coin, that's why most centralized exchange created a trading pair with usdt for easy swapping to stable coin when the crypto market is at  moment.
I don't want to think it's good for usdt because in my opinion this coin is pretty good because it can replace the dollar function and usually when many people start to get profit from trading they put their assets in the form of USDT.

This function ike that but some problem in the past and disagreements reflect bad performance for usdt, it could be that one day usdt price crashes like most crypto on market Grin. usdt is good but we have to be vigilant mate I hope USDT remains stable for advancement of crypto market because if a crash is very disturbing trust of people who invest in crypto right.
hero member
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December 05, 2020, 07:41:35 PM
#30
USDT is one of the stable coins that has a stable price using the original USD underlying, but did you know that USD currency can be printed arbitrarily without an underlying different from IDR or rupiah printed based on gold underlying
 in other words USDT can also print coins at will like USD can USDT be trusted?  without the underlying USD, which becomes the underlying of USDT, it could experience a sudden drop in price, in other words if the USD is problematic, it will also affect the USDT price.
 what do you think about this?
They have been printing USDT long time ago. It will definitely affect whichever something happens with USD.
They are in the courts for probe to prove the legtimacy of the existence of their claim about USDt being backed up by real USD.
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KUWA.ai
December 05, 2020, 07:11:18 PM
#29


This must be the reason why US lawmakers seek to make stablecoins illegal without federal approval

The US congress is about to create a law about this issue in order to control the the creation of stablecoins, they could have prevented some if they were just actively watching the crypto industry or they were just trying to let facebook do it and now they are to stop competition before everybody else does.
That will be applied on US territory and if you are not coming from US or US citizen and then that's not a big problem for you to use the stable coin. It looks like the majority of stable coins will be banning US customer from their service.
I guess the exchange site will not also let the US citizens to use stable coins too. It will be giving a big impact to the US citizens.
sr. member
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December 05, 2020, 07:00:37 PM
#28
Although USDT got into some shit from the past, controversies after controversies I still use it for stabilizing my balances to avoid market fluctuation, one thing you should do is not to let your funds sleep in any currency but only with decentralized currency so you can sleep peacefully. There are bunch of stable coins in the market but it isn't paired with every coins, unlike USDT, so most probably people will just use USDT. If you're a trader like me, you won't have any problem using USDT  Grin
That's the whole basic use of stable coin, that's why most centralized exchange created a trading pair with usdt for easy swapping to stable coin when the crypto market is at  moment.
legendary
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December 05, 2020, 06:57:01 PM
#27
The only utility in USDt is in countries where local currencies are unstable, like in Venezuela, or where it's forbidden to trade into local currencies. If you have a choice to exchange for USD or EUR and USDt, I see no valid reason to choose the latter. USDt is like a company token, pretty much like another centralized crypto, like XRP or something. I could use it as a go-through currency to get my money from one place to another, but I'd never hold it. I don't trust tether and given a choice, you should not hold it.
sr. member
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December 05, 2020, 05:35:45 PM
#26
Is there any decent way to keep USD value coins? Is it just best to sell the crypto for Payeer or WebMoney? Then buy bitcoin back at a later stage.

 


This must be the reason why US lawmakers seek to make stablecoins illegal without federal approval

The US congress is about to create a law about this issue in order to control the the creation of stablecoins, they could have prevented some if they were just actively watching the crypto industry or they were just trying to let facebook do it and now they are to stop competition before everybody else does.

That's ridiculous. You could just operate outside of the US. They can't do anything then.

Crypto world is full of volatility, USDT pair is the safe ground and way of securing profit.
I think USDT is fairly important especially to small traders like me.

Securing a profit? Pray tell?

Everyone in the US uses USD so are you telling me they all are "securing profit" ?
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December 05, 2020, 02:42:06 PM
#25
The simple fact has always been that, it's not really worth it, trusting centralized platforms because the team have the sole power to do any thing they want, and since USDT is one of such, the team can mint at will. However, on the other hand, USDT has grown so much over the years, have huge users and volume, therefore with such growth and position in the crypto space, one can say that, USDT will hardly face a problem which will lead to a sudden and significant drop in price, if that should happen, it will be a disaster, will affect a lot of people and will lead to the death of the platform, because trust will be lost in all ramifications.
In my own humble opinion, Bitcoin has always been the best and the most trusted for long term holding.

Absolutely! There's always a risk even if it is hanging on stable coins like USDT. The large users base and volume USDT in a way is the only 'collateral' they have at stake should something go terribly wrong. At the same time, the possibility of the price drop is very real and possible but like stated above this will destroy their reputation and business all together. Though for those saving in stable coins like USDT the risk is always there.
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December 05, 2020, 02:35:25 PM
#24
Crypto world is full of volatility, USDT pair is the safe ground and way of securing profit.
I think USDT is fairly important especially to small traders like me.
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December 05, 2020, 02:06:05 PM
#23


This must be the reason why US lawmakers seek to make stablecoins illegal without federal approval

The US congress is about to create a law about this issue in order to control the the creation of stablecoins, they could have prevented some if they were just actively watching the crypto industry or they were just trying to let facebook do it and now they are to stop competition before everybody else does.
sr. member
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December 05, 2020, 01:13:50 PM
#22
Although USDT got into some shit from the past, controversies after controversies I still use it for stabilizing my balances to avoid market fluctuation, one thing you should do is not to let your funds sleep in any currency but only with decentralized currency so you can sleep peacefully. There are bunch of stable coins in the market but it isn't paired with every coins, unlike USDT, so most probably people will just use USDT. If you're a trader like me, you won't have any problem using USDT  Grin
Exactly having the same experience here mate. I know that leaving your assets upon the hand of USDT will endanger your assets the fact, that they have faced a lot of controversies way back then and it could be repeated. However, I can't help it because several stable coins are only paired with limited coins so I got no choice but to use it. And if I choose to switch it into a more reputable stable coin it would take several fees. Anyway, if you are well-experienced and know what you are doing I think you'll be fine with using USDT to stabilize your assets.
hero member
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December 05, 2020, 12:52:14 PM
#21
Although USDT got into some shit from the past, controversies after controversies I still use it for stabilizing my balances to avoid market fluctuation, one thing you should do is not to let your funds sleep in any currency but only with decentralized currency so you can sleep peacefully. There are bunch of stable coins in the market but it isn't paired with every coins, unlike USDT, so most probably people will just use USDT. If you're a trader like me, you won't have any problem using USDT  Grin

So in other words you don't care if someone is lying, you still trust them.

It doesn't matter that USDT was supposed to be backed 1:1 with dollars, then they claimed they're backed by dollars and other assets, then that they aren't backed 1:1 and the more time goes by the more lies pile up.

An decent man caught lying just gives up and says, ok, I lied, sorry, the truth is this. A fraudster will cover up with another lie and another.
sr. member
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December 05, 2020, 11:55:59 AM
#20
Although USDT got into some shit from the past, controversies after controversies I still use it for stabilizing my balances to avoid market fluctuation, one thing you should do is not to let your funds sleep in any currency but only with decentralized currency so you can sleep peacefully. There are bunch of stable coins in the market but it isn't paired with every coins, unlike USDT, so most probably people will just use USDT. If you're a trader like me, you won't have any problem using USDT  Grin
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December 05, 2020, 11:48:28 AM
#19
I think if bitcoin is a mother of crypto currency then usdt is a brother of crypto currency. Its a stable currency its badly must needed coin. Why? There is the reason when we see bitcoin price pump soo much that means now we should convert it soo that i don't lose the profit. In cryto currency market we can't exchange it our local usd cash. That is why we use usdt. It has stable price. Think i buy 1 bitcoin at $17000 after some day it becomes $20000 now i convert it in usdt i got 20000 usdt coin. And then after some time bitcoin become $16000 that means the price is deep now. Now if i buy 1 bitcoin i have to spend $16000 means 16000 usdt coin. That means now i have 4000 usdt coin and $4000 profit. If i couldn’t exchange it in usdt then my $4000 won't be profitted.
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December 05, 2020, 11:41:32 AM
#18
Each person has an idea of USDT. In my opinion, When the amount of money in my wallet depends on the price of Bitcoin or the price of ALtcoins I would think of USDT. It helps me can hold and control my asset.
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December 05, 2020, 11:38:03 AM
#17
USDT has become the most important stablecoin in the crypto market as it controls 87.1% of the Bitcoin trading market. each USDT is backed 100 percent by Tether Ltd's reserves which include traditional money,
The price difference between crypto exchanges with higher or lower trading volumes is normal due to the law of supply and demand. With its 24-hour trading volume of US $ 17 billion, this reflects the “very fast” USDT circulation across some 400 crypto exchanges worldwide.
hero member
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December 05, 2020, 10:15:07 AM
#16
For me, as long as I can take advantage of the USDT and it will not harm the cryptocurrency, I will use it. USDT is stable coin and is based on USD, so in case the value of USD goes down the USDT will go down as well. But I still prefer to use USDT in crypto if I'm not use my funds in trading because it was stable and safe for my funds.
As long as they can make it stable it safe to useas back up to your USF,  others are just scared because the rate might suddenly change if they do not maintain an adequate supply of it and in case many people  use this currency Everytime they want to secured their profit.and suddenly you also have a problem with the network they can lock or freeze your balance if they found reason to do that.
legendary
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December 05, 2020, 10:08:34 AM
#15
Expands from USDT to stable coins. They are not stable as people think of and believe in. The risk of freeze on stable coins you have are there.

Also important: Tether has its bad reputation on how they back their Tether USD.
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Gamdom
December 05, 2020, 09:57:21 AM
#14
USDT is an asset which is known as the Stable coin in the market and mostly profitable in the bearish market too. Converting to USDT, I secured my profit all the time. It is very useful in the unstable market to stable and secure your assets. I used USDT and prefer to use it to do transactions with minimum fees required.
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December 05, 2020, 09:24:48 AM
#13
My views are summed up in these two topics:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.33233707
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18693313

It's basically just ~20 billion empty promises.  Avoid.

Just look at their legal page:

Tether makes no representations or warranties about whether Tether Tokens that may be traded on the Site may be traded on the Site at any point in the future, if at all.

No Representations & Warranties by Tether: Tether makes no representations, warranties, or guarantees to you of any kind. The Site and the Services are offered strictly on an as-is, where-is basis and, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, are offered without any representation as to merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose.

Limitation of Liability & Release: Important: Except as may be provided for in these Terms of Service, Tether assumes no liability or responsibility for and shall have no liability or responsibility for any claim, application, loss, injury, delay, accident, cost, business interruption costs, or any other expenses (including, without limitation, attorneys’ fees or the costs of any claim or suit), nor for any incidental, direct, indirect, general, special, punitive, exemplary, or consequential damages, loss of goodwill or business profits, work stoppage, data loss, computer failure or malfunction, or any and all other commercial losses (collectively, referred to herein as “Losses”) directly or indirectly arising out of or related to:
(...)
any delay in withdrawal or redemption, or loss of value of Tether Tokens or the Reserves backing such Tether Tokens resulting from failure or insolvency of any bank, depository, custodian, borrower, or payment processor holding or processing the assets backing Tether Tokens, or from the theft of such assets, or from freezes, seizures, or other legal process asserted by a Government

Translation:  When they run into a problem, it becomes your problem.

I never went through their website and yet I am holding pretty much in USDT. Thanks for the light as I will definitely have to reconsider it by going thoroughly!
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December 05, 2020, 09:11:58 AM
#12
I think that we are not immune to a devaluation of the dollar. What can we do? Tether is controversial because the company has not demonstrated the reserves that backing tether and its role in manipulating the price of bitcoin.
Tether dominates the stablecoin market.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/cointelegraph.com/news/tether-s-market-cap-is-growing-at-a-near-record-pace/amp

I prefer Tether because of that fact. The good thing that could happen to us is that Bitcoin and crypto are accepted worldwide and we are not worried about the printing of money.

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