Look at the retailer market, I’m sure that many of them will agree to use cryptocurrencies for payment, especially if they set up systems and show how to work with stable coins. Indeed, when converting one to one, they do not lose anything, but they get faster payment systems, transparency and secure transactions.
The most obvious advantage is that online markets do not even have to develop any blockchain systems on their own, because there are already many services that allow you to pay when sellers receive fiat, although customers paid crypto. But in general, stable coins would be a good solution for a business, especially if you use them both in your stores and with partners
Topic: Which stablecoin is the most reliable? (Read 2031 times)
Look at the retailer market, I’m sure that many of them will agree to use cryptocurrencies for payment, especially if they set up systems and show how to work with stable coins. Indeed, when converting one to one, they do not lose anything, but they get faster payment systems, transparency and secure transactions.
The most obvious advantage is that online markets do not even have to develop any blockchain systems on their own, because there are already many services that allow you to pay when sellers receive fiat, although customers paid crypto. But in general, stable coins would be a good solution for a business, especially if you use them both in your stores and with partners Look at the retailer market, I’m sure that many of them will agree to use cryptocurrencies for payment, especially if they set up systems and show how to work with stable coins. Indeed, when converting one to one, they do not lose anything, but they get faster payment systems, transparency and secure transactions.
If I read the news correctly, then even Britain is considering launching a stable coin for the British pound. This is great when the state is interested in supporting the crypto market. Of course, there is still insufficient preparation of the population for the possession of digital technologies. But a service like Taklimakan Network can fix this. The platform is aimed at the development of the crypto community, here you can find both training materials on cryptocurrencies and investing, as well as practically useful articles for trading experts and analysts. Because if you do not pursue an information policy, then quickly transfer the country to digital assets will not succeed 
There is a big problem that we are in a crypto and we are fighting for new decentralized world, but we use centralized stable coins to protect us before losses. But why not to give a chance to truly decentralized stablecoins like DAI, QDAO. Think about it because in decentralized stablecoins you do not have to be afraid that one day SEC or another institution come and ban your stablecoin, something like is happening to Tether.
do you mean down to 0.85 from usd? it's a very big decrease, I have never seen a tether decrease above 2%, if you don't believe in a tether you can try on usdc, pax, but yes I think tether is the most widely used and trusted, please if you have other assumptions.
Yes, most of the people prefer the USDT coin, even though we have seen many negative rumours about the tether previously, but it has managed to secure its position in the market. Many people are choosing tether for holding their profits in the market.
stable coins also continue to experience a price decline, but it will be better than other crypto which have decreased prices but are very drastic. for stable coins like USDT it may decrease but it is small and insignificant.
talking about stable coins I only use them to secure funds when the market is weak and I invest money in USDT / USDC coins. but if your goal is to get high profits then a stable coin is not the right choice, you can invest with btc or other crypto to get a decent return when the market situation improves.
in terms of utilization I also do the same thing with Stablecoin, they are useful when the market is down and we can use it to hold the funds owned. and to make transactions between the coin markets can also be utilized
Many will say USDT or tether but for me stablecoin that can be used on our own advantage is the best one. For example Rub stable coin and China CNY is probably one of the best for Chinese and Russian community. Only wish our own country can have a stablecoin that can be easily be used for trading with fiat. For me stablecoin served as neutralizer on market and this is the goal of it. Anyway, different opinions matter here. It just always depend on one's need.
talking about stable coins I only use them to secure funds when the market is weak and I invest money in USDT / USDC coins. but if your goal is to get high profits then a stable coin is not the right choice, you can invest with btc or other crypto to get a decent return when the market situation improves.
I believe USDT is the safest option here, at least it's the most popular and thus most stable if you compare it with other stable coins. But I don't think you should treat like a safe way to store your fiat money.
Theter is the highest marketcap stable coins, as far i use theter there is no issue at all
even if you look at price history in coinmarketcap, theter never hits .85 as you said
so, theter is the most reliable stable coin in cryptocurrency in my opinion
even if you look at price history in coinmarketcap, theter never hits .85 as you said
so, theter is the most reliable stable coin in cryptocurrency in my opinion
if what you mean is reliable in terms of return on investment, I think not because stable coins will not provide great benefits for you, as far as I know stable coins like usdt / usdc can reduce your investment losses other than investing in other cryptoqurrency.
Tether is the most used stablecoin, but its history and financing is connected with many shady past activities. I would be a little afraid to hold this coin for more than a month, because you never know when it will disappear. Rather buy some stablecoin that is not owned by one company with strange history, bu makerdao or qdao, both look very promising.
that's what I'm worried about. although all crypto can disappear from the market I think stable assets have a greater risk of loss in the crypto market. I also have some USDT, but not for the long term. I have it only to help trade that I do. because I believe daily trading is also greatly helped by the presence of stable assets such as USDT. 
Tether is the most used stablecoin, but its history and financing is connected with many shady past activities. I would be a little afraid to hold this coin for more than a month, because you never know when it will disappear. Rather buy some stablecoin that is not owned by one company with strange history, bu makerdao or qdao, both look very promising.
my answer is simple, if you want to use stable coins for investment then you can invest in USDT and USDC.
A stable coin can't be considered as an investment, you can use it like how we use dollars as a means of conversion. Store the current value of bitcoin and other altcoins you have if you want to. But saying that stable coins for investments, I think that is inappropriate.
of course the most reliable stable coin is tether (USDT). because in trading crypto each tether token can be exchanged for US dollars via the tether platform. and in my opinion the value is quite stable around $ 1. for example we benefit from bitcoin. we can save our profits in tether tokens. because the value is stable unlike bitcoin which is very volatile.
my answer is simple, if you want to use stable coins for investment then you can invest in USDT and USDC.
A stable coin can't be considered as an investment, you can use it like how we use dollars as a means of conversion. Store the current value of bitcoin and other altcoins you have if you want to. But saying that stable coins for investments, I think that is inappropriate.
my answer is simple, if you want to use stable coins for investment then you can invest in USDT and USDC.
A stable coin can't be considered as an investment, you can use it like how we use dollars as a means of conversion. Store the current value of bitcoin and other altcoins you have if you want to. But saying that stable coins for investments, I think that is inappropriate.
my answer is simple, if you want to use stable coins for investment then you can invest in USDT and USDC.
A stable coin can't be considered as an investment, you can use it like how we use dollars as a means of conversion. Store the current value of bitcoin and other altcoins you have if you want to. But saying that stable coins for investments, I think that is inappropriate.
There is already a huge number of stablecoins with which you can easily work and hold your investment in them, but it is best of course to invest in the most popular stablecoin and hold your investment there, namely in tether, very often when the cryptocurrency market falls I keep my investment in tether and everything is fine.
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