Topic: Which stablecoin do you trust the most? - page 3. (Read 1156 times)
I allocate funds in the form of BTC and ETH as my savings when needed. I am more focused on investing not trading, in my opinion, that is the best way today to use capital to generate profits in a few years, and so maybe you can conclude that there is no other choice but to store your assets in safe coins.
Hey guys,
I plan on selling some of my altcoins in the near future. Instead of converting it to fiat, I will rather convert it to BTC and stablecoins. I hear a lot of concerns regarding USDT, which is why I want to ask you guys what stablecoin you prefer to hold?
Thanks in advance.
If you don't believe in USDT I think BUSD can be an option, BUSD is a stable coin pegged to USD made by Binance. I plan on selling some of my altcoins in the near future. Instead of converting it to fiat, I will rather convert it to BTC and stablecoins. I hear a lot of concerns regarding USDT, which is why I want to ask you guys what stablecoin you prefer to hold?
Thanks in advance.
What level of trust you referring to? I wond dare store thousands of dollars with USDT or any other stable coins because anything can happen, it seems people are already forgetting the part where it says crypto is a high risk investment, I tend to always play safe but USDT is my favourite stable coin yet the level of trust is very low
The only stablecoin that I trust (still not 100%) is Binance USD. I am definitely going to trust Bitfinex and its shitcoin USDT, as they are even worse than the federal reserve. The way in which they print new tokens, they have even put the federal reserve to shame. Market cap increasing by 10x in one year? Seriously? And there are people who still keep their reserve cash in USDT. Ben Bernanke could learn a lesson or two from the Tether foundation.
Go fo Bitcoin, that's the best plan for a long term. You don't wanna lose so much and look at how it turned right now. I never expected the price of Bitcoin to be like this, a very good sign it could go higher beyond expectations.
Hey guys,
I plan on selling some of my altcoins in the near future. Instead of converting it to fiat, I will rather convert it to BTC and stablecoins. I hear a lot of concerns regarding USDT, which is why I want to ask you guys what stablecoin you prefer to hold?
Thanks in advance.
I plan on selling some of my altcoins in the near future. Instead of converting it to fiat, I will rather convert it to BTC and stablecoins. I hear a lot of concerns regarding USDT, which is why I want to ask you guys what stablecoin you prefer to hold?
Thanks in advance.
i don't understand why a lot of concern on usdt, but for sure i trust this stable coin
because i usually use this coin to withcraw my money from exchange to exchange in TRC20
Trust USDT, there are some issue with USDT in the past but this is the most trusted stable coin in the market.
https://coinmarketcap.com/ is telling since USDT is currently rank at number 3 in terms of marketcap and it has over $150 billion in trading volume, by simply looking at the numbers, you can already tell people trusted it.
https://coinmarketcap.com/ is telling since USDT is currently rank at number 3 in terms of marketcap and it has over $150 billion in trading volume, by simply looking at the numbers, you can already tell people trusted it.
I would suggest to not sell your altcoins but hold it eho is more potential like the ethereum and ripple who is more worth is to invest.
Bitcoin is a good choice also to invest or hold because it trends now to the whole world and it means it will continue rising.
I suggest to you to have this three coin because coin will gives you more money after few years of keeping.
Indeed, if you look at the current condition it is much better to hold back,Bitcoin is a good choice also to invest or hold because it trends now to the whole world and it means it will continue rising.
I suggest to you to have this three coin because coin will gives you more money after few years of keeping.
because right now is not the time to sell I think, so like it or not we have to be patient,
I think coins like cardano and polkadot are good too I'm pretty sure they have potential in the future,
stabilkoin is used to convert your assets into fiat money, usually traders do this when they are about to pause trading or wait for the right moment to buy.
I honestly don't really think about which one but I usually use USDT.
because almost all exchanges have USDT pairs and some other stable coins are not.
USD has TRC-20 version and it's good for the people who desperate wants to send USDT (small amount) but got annoyed by the fee that could take up the entire transaction worth LOL.I honestly don't really think about which one but I usually use USDT.
because almost all exchanges have USDT pairs and some other stable coins are not.
But I prefer USDC though temporarily I will just use USDT because I have no choice. Not to mention many exchanges still don't accept USDC more specifically the local crypto exchange.
I am using USDT with the TRC-20 blockchain. Even though the USDT has said there are negative issues, I myself don't care. I usually use it to send money and not for my long term savings. there is no high profit if we hold Stable coin because in terms of value it will remain. it's better to use it for transactions only and don't keep it for too long considering sometimes there is negative news
Hey guys,
I plan on selling some of my altcoins in the near future. Instead of converting it to fiat, I will rather convert it to BTC and stablecoins. I hear a lot of concerns regarding USDT, which is why I want to ask you guys what stablecoin you prefer to hold?
Thanks in advance.
I plan on selling some of my altcoins in the near future. Instead of converting it to fiat, I will rather convert it to BTC and stablecoins. I hear a lot of concerns regarding USDT, which is why I want to ask you guys what stablecoin you prefer to hold?
Thanks in advance.
I personally prefer USDT, but we should not forget that they also have some disadvantages.
Tether has faced accusations of insufficient reserves in the past for a variety of reasons. Although these allegations have never been proven, the company's audits are often unsatisfactory.
There are various lawsuits, such as the one filed by the New York Attorney's Office, that aim to reveal that Tether's parent company mismanages its funds and conceals losses.
the stable coin i trust the most are :
1. ETH
2. DOT
3. BTC
the three of them are very good and promising altcoins to keep for now, all of them are very stable and the volume itself are so many in the market, so we don't really need to worry, in my opinion they can last for a long time.
1. ETH
2. DOT
3. BTC
the three of them are very good and promising altcoins to keep for now, all of them are very stable and the volume itself are so many in the market, so we don't really need to worry, in my opinion they can last for a long time.
Well i like the decentralized ones and i don't like stablecoins pegged to the dollar because when the dollar comes crashing down also these stablecoins pegged to the dollar will crash too.
My top choices are DAI, SUSD and i am watching USDN (Neutrino) the erc 20 variant you can stake in any erc 20 wallet, they are all decentralized.
But i think that i will have to diversify a little so i also will be going into centralized stable coins and coins pegged to the dollar when the time has come (end of bullrun).
I want my risk to be as little as possible, so i will be going into maybe 7 different ones.
I dont like the fact that with USDT, USDC, PAX they can freeze your account with the click of a button so i won't be putting much into those.
So i don't think that there is a perfect stablecoin, you will have to diversify a little.
My top choices are DAI, SUSD and i am watching USDN (Neutrino) the erc 20 variant you can stake in any erc 20 wallet, they are all decentralized.
But i think that i will have to diversify a little so i also will be going into centralized stable coins and coins pegged to the dollar when the time has come (end of bullrun).
I want my risk to be as little as possible, so i will be going into maybe 7 different ones.
I dont like the fact that with USDT, USDC, PAX they can freeze your account with the click of a button so i won't be putting much into those.
So i don't think that there is a perfect stablecoin, you will have to diversify a little.
for stable coin i prefer USDT.
because at the moment i see very stable movement in the market and volume.
a month ago i sold all of the altcoins and i changed them to USDT for me to hold until price was really high.
and i am very sure if the USDT price will soon rise high
because at the moment i see very stable movement in the market and volume.
a month ago i sold all of the altcoins and i changed them to USDT for me to hold until price was really high.
and i am very sure if the USDT price will soon rise high
I plan on selling some of my altcoins in the near future. Instead of converting it to fiat, I will rather convert it to BTC and stablecoins. I hear a lot of concerns regarding USDT, which is why I want to ask you guys what stablecoin you prefer to hold?
If you like stablecoins and like to make some money with them, there are algo stablecoins now, the most famous one I know is bDollar, they are on binance smart chain and last I checked one sbdo was around 1800 or 1900 dollars and it was giving you profit as well. They keep printing new money, people get it because it is a stablecoin after all and they could gain interest with it, and it keeps printing more and more because there are people who would like to earn more from it as well.I do not know how long it will go on like this since if there is a lack of interest that could result with lower price of sbdo but the price of bdo is stable and pegged to 1 dollar and will never change so you can't lose money there. It is both stable like you want it, and it is also a way to move from crypto to usd if you think crypto currencies will fall, and you make a decent return while waiting as well.
They are a lot of stable coin but the one am familiar with is Digital gold token and USDT, because i regarded as money due to it stability in value and they tend to stand the test of time i.e they tend to overcome the cryptocurrency major problem which volatility which is mostly cause by forces of demand and supply.
I trust USDT even when it's centralized, every decentralized projects are more risky than centralized projects in crypto space today except the popular old decentralized coins like Bitcoin, I know many prefers stable coins like DAI but centralized stablecoins are just more transparent to me than others
Sorry, but how you can call Tether USD transparent? I'm shocked
I won't tell it is a scam, but transparency it is what is lacking to USDT definitelyMaybe new decentralized projects are risky, but not Ethereum tokens (which is 2nd best secure network in crypto after btc) and DAI is becoming better and better - look at their blog please:
https://blog.makerdao.com/
only concern is high gas fee, but it affects usdt transfers, too ...
if you have a lot of funds I advise you to mediate and divide into three equal parts. Divide everything into usdt, usdc and dai, in this way you will split the risk. You can also think to invest them in lending or staking and earn extra profit from them.
Best idea to divide portfolio and DAI is the best stablecoin, IMO. Also, lending or staking is a great way to compound our stablecoins and BUSD might be a good choice to farm as more defi adoption is going on BSC. For ethereum blockchain, dai and usdt is a great choice to compound. 
Hey guys,
I plan on selling some of my altcoins in the near future. Instead of converting it to fiat, I will rather convert it to BTC and stablecoins. I hear a lot of concerns regarding USDT, which is why I want to ask you guys what stablecoin you prefer to hold?
Thanks in advance.
I plan on selling some of my altcoins in the near future. Instead of converting it to fiat, I will rather convert it to BTC and stablecoins. I hear a lot of concerns regarding USDT, which is why I want to ask you guys what stablecoin you prefer to hold?
Thanks in advance.
if you have a lot of funds I advise you to mediate and divide into three equal parts. Divide everything into usdt, usdc and dai, in this way you will split the risk. You can also think to invest them in lending or staking and earn extra profit from them.
I think it's better to rethink whether he really need to save it for long term or short term, in case of long term he will be fine because he can wait until the fee problem settle down first otherwise he need to take advantage of the TRC-20 version of USDT.
Hey guys,
I plan on selling some of my altcoins in the near future. Instead of converting it to fiat, I will rather convert it to BTC and stablecoins. I hear a lot of concerns regarding USDT, which is why I want to ask you guys what stablecoin you prefer to hold?
If you’re looking for the stable coins with more liquidity I wouldn’t say DAI, because there are others that follows, although Tether still has more liquidity over all of them for now.I plan on selling some of my altcoins in the near future. Instead of converting it to fiat, I will rather convert it to BTC and stablecoins. I hear a lot of concerns regarding USDT, which is why I want to ask you guys what stablecoin you prefer to hold?
True USD (TUSD) is another stable coins that you might have to look into. But I have noticed that a lot of people have started talking about DAI recently which is a sign that it is picking up and things can change from any moment for the better for it. And the good thing about DAI like you said is that there is no centralized authority, it’s just completely free on it’s own, and there is no bank that backs it.
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