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Crypto4Canadians

Check out Bitget as you can earn on both USDC and USDT. They're KYC. I've actually made a YouTube short showing people step by step on how to earn interest on USDC with them if you're interested: [https://youtube.com/shorts/9Wk2S6zIWe4](https://youtube.com/shorts/9Wk2S6zIWe4) I hope that helps and feel free to ask any questions if you've got any.

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Post is by: Upset-Razzmatazz-389 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1p6qsnt/they_stole_over_120k/ I had over $123K on Nexo, holding NEXO tokens, with Platinum status and part of their Private Clients program that even gave me a portfolio boost x2. On October 10, 2025, around 23:00 CET, the Nexo app just stopped working. I couldn’t add USDT, swap, or access anything. I was online the whole time, and my screen-time proves I was in the app the entire time it froze. Then, at 23:12, I got an email saying my LTV changed to 76.92 percent. Eight minutes later, another one says my collateral was fully liquidated. By the time I got back into the app at 00:26, everything was gone. All 123,000 dollars of my assets were gone. This wasn’t a glitch. This was me losing my entire portfolio while trying to protect it. Coinfomania reported back in April that Nexo had already been accused of 10 million dollars in unfair liquidations. Users got only two emails before liquidation, and the app wasn’t even working properly then. Nexo is registered in the Cayman Islands, ignoring EU and US courts, even lawyers’ letters from clients. And Antoni Trenchev? Where is he? Does he even see what’s happening? Unlike Binance, which actually compensates users when their systems fail, Nexo stayed silent. They didn’t liquidate me, they just took 123,000 dollars while their app was down. I’ve heard from so many others with the same story. Same pattern, same silence. We need to come together, organize, and actually do something, because Nexo is ignoring all of us. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

Kamalmhassan

So on binance there are hundreds of people of P2P that buy and sell USDT. So you go exchange it with fiat

user_name_checks_out

How can you use USDT if crypto is banned? So you want to go onto a P2P platform and trade BTC for USDT, and then what? Convert USDT to fiat on that same platform? Are you buying or selling?

Kamalmhassan

It will always be USDT and I will use it to buy any currency I want

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Mohammad_Noruzi

1. Trezor is good. there are other options too, which i haven't tried yet. 2. no. that email was a scam. unlike USDT, Bitcoin is not freezable/blockable. no one, including ledger, can't do shit to your Bitcoin. if that email says withdraw your Bitcoins to this wallet and shows you a bitcoin address, DON'T DO IT!!!! 3. a good cold wallet with a passphrase, so even if they managed to get your 24 word seed, they still won't be able to do shit. mind you that if you forget the passphrase, your funds will be lost forever, even if you have access to 24 word seed phrase. please learn about passphrase before using it. it's the most secure setup by far but you need to understand what you're doing.

Silasurf

Good. BTW you never had any BTC. Your stupid exchange of choice had it on your behalf. There is a huge difference. Went right over your head huh… The less ignorant people we have in BTC today, the more of my hypercollateralized sats you will need to borrow (USDT, EURT and other stables backed by bitcoin) in the future from us bitcoiners. Bitcoin is for a smaller group of individuals that truly understand. Your kinda people should stick around swing trading memecoins and other relentlessly manipulated shitcoins… “You need people like me so you can point your fucking fingers and say, "That's the bad guy." So... what that make you? Good? You're not good.” - Mayer Amschel Rothschild & John D. Rockefeller

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tldr; Bitget, a Universal Exchange (UEX), reports that trading volume in its US stock-linked perpetual futures has surpassed $5 billion. The platform offers over 30 USDT-margined stock perpetuals, including popular tickers like Tesla and Apple, with up to 25× leverage and promotional fees. Bitget integrates crypto and stock trading under one interface, allowing users to trade equities and digital assets without separate brokerage accounts. It emphasizes trust, safety, and risk controls, with a protection fund exceeding $700 million. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

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fivebillionproud

I find the timing of this story weird. Maybe it's a coincidence, but just days prior to this, all of the attention was on Cardano's stable coins depegging, which reignited discussion and fingerpointing over the fact that Emergo and Cardano Foundation still haven't gotten USDC or USDT on Cardano. Charles said in a tweet that he's not responsible for getting a stablecoin on Cardano, and says it's the Foundations job. Then this exploit happens and all entities supposedly come together for the chain and its holders, which I guess eased concerns that they're incapable of working together. Hooray. Maybe \*\*this\*\* \*\*time\*\* they're serious on getting things done? No need to talk about stablecoins, guys! Look what Cardano just did! Just ignore that ADA is way lower than 2017/2018 peak! The whole thing is weird to me.

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Electrical_Main_4253

Not really. Stablecoins aren’t killing the crypto market, they’re actually fueling it. They give traders a safe parking spot, make liquidity deeper, and make cross-chain moves way smoother. Without stables, the market would be way more chaotic. They only feel like a problem when people sit in USDT/USDC too long instead of rotating back into crypto. But overall, they help the whole ecosystem run.

dreamingfighter

You forget that there are several types of credit as well. Be it Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover... (I know they are just brands but so are USDT, USDC...). If enough people adopt stablecoins, somebody will create a gateway payment for them

JsCole424

For anyone wondering what the title said it was: “unsubscribe from /bitcoin. Mods of this community are dishonest and authoritarian” Text said: “You are very bad and not honest, mods of this community. Why you blocked my recent post, I have just shared thoughts about bitcoin and wanted to talk with with foks her. it was not spam nor links or...” (I can’t see the full message only the preview from my feed.) Yeah the mods removing this post just reaffirms OP’s criticism. I’ve had my fair share of issues with the mods here too. They took down my post for “talking about tether” when all I did was show the price of Bitcoin in USDT… as if showing the price of Bitcoin in USD is somehow not “talking about USD”. These mods are a joke for sure.

lamensterms

USDT is green on the weekly

slasherzx

Erg is a fair launched POW L1 coin that has Smart contract, no VC, bridged to top 10 coins with their decentralized bridge (BNB, BTC, Doge, Ada, ETH and Bitcoin-runes), dapps, dexes, has their own version of USDT which is overcollaterized and new Gluon which is pegged to Gold price. Subblocks will be implemented that would increase TPS to seconds, as current block time has an average of 2 min.

Selmemasts

That’s not the point. Replace the gold with $48b in USDT or stocks or bonds or whatever makes you understand the point

OKCPCREPAIR

Study the divergence between native on chain Bitcoin and the paper market.  Such a drop would destroy Bitcoin, depeg several stablecoins, probably end USDT, and take several exchanges, miners, corporations and governments with it.

pop-1988

> Is there anything that am I missing? Originally, the point was to respond to the problem of cross-trading hundreds of different altcoins. When this flood of tradable alts first happened, Coinbase and others were slow and careful, didn't list trading pairs for most alts. To fill the gap, new exchanges appeared, with hundreds of trading pairs for obscure alts. But those exchanges didn't have fiat banking - not possible to send dollar deposits or receive dollar withdrawals. Where does the trader park his trading balance at the end of the say while he's sleeping? Obviously, he converts all alts to Bitcoin, has a good night's sleep, and starts again in the morning Sometimes Bitcoin is volatile. And it's too inconvenient to move Bitcoin out to Coinbase, sell for USD, hold USD overnight, and then rebuy BTC the next day Along comes Tether to fill this gap. Don't convert all alts to BTC overnight, convert them to USDT, and sleep even more soundly knowing the same USD amount is waiting to be traded next day, without having to transfer in and out of Coinbase This is still the main purpose of stablecoins, but there are more and more people using them for international funds transfer - avoid the 3-day SWIFT delay > Tether seems completely centralized True, and in their greed, they're eagerly sucking up to authorities, very quick to block and seize funds supposedly marked as money laundering or sanctions evasion But a stablecoin doesn't have to be centralized. It could have its own blockchain, and a DAO with the authority to purchase Treasury bonds. All the stables are tokens on smartchains, but they're not all centralized > People bring their USD and deposit in a tether account and in return Tether gives you a token that is backed by the money they are holding Not really. Tether only sells wholesale, with a very high minimum purchase amount. Effectively, they only sell to exchanges. Retail customers buy USDT on an exchange, not from Tether. The same applies to redemption > how is that decentralized and out of the reach of banks or government? Even in this subreddit, there's a loud group who don't care about crypto being decentralized. Stablecoin adopters are choosing to avoid the perceived volatility of BTC. Most don't care about decentralization. A few are pro-centralization because they think regulatory compliance (censorship and surveillance) brings legitimacy The wheel hasn't turned yet. Few people have the sense to read back to what happened to e-Gold when regulatory compliance was belatedly imposed, jackboot style. The timing of that case coincided with the development of decentralized Bitcoin. Stablecoins are about 2 years away from the kind of regulatory capture which confiscates the coins of innocent users. Centralization always leads to arbitrary confiscation, some years after the launch of any innovative money system

Bashyyyy

Y’all don’t get it lmao we aren’t in a bear market or going into one. We’re coming out of one for the last 3 years . DXY breaking down from a level that sparked the last 2 bull runs, US PMI heading higher, USDT.D at resistance ready to send lower. All the indicators that have sparked the previous bull runs are flashing big green lights. Good luck don’t get wrecked.

002_timmy

No, it won’t. Because you can no longer redeem the 100k USDT because the other person has the USDT. I don’t think you understand much about stablecoin issuance if you’re saying this.

002_timmy

What? I don’t think you understand how tether/USDT works. You either “sell” USDT for another asset onchain, like Bitcoin, or you redeem USDT for USD through Tether. $100k doesn’t become $200k just because it’s on a blockchain

Proper-Plantain9387

# ZCash (ZEC) Starts Trading in China Tonight @ Midnight - Should be a great boost to the price. ZCash (ZEC) has made its way back to OKX, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the market. OKX announced the listing of Zcash, the largest privacy token in the market, on Sunday, Nov. 23, via a blog post on its Chinese domain. The exchange, which is also the largest offshore platform serving the Chinese market, has already started ZEC top-ups. According to the announcement, OKX will launch its ZEC/USDT spot trading at 12:00 UTC on Nov. 24. ZCash has risen by over 1,100% over the past three months. The token currently has a market cap of $9.24 billion with a daily trading volume of almost $2 billion. Increased price momentum has also brought huge interest to the broader crypto privacy market. According to data from CoinMarketCap, the total market cap of this category is currently sitting at $59.6 billion with ZCash owning the greatest market share. Popular analysts are also setting bullish price targets for Zcash. Coinspeaker reported that Ali Martinez believes that ZEC will reach the $750 mark very soon after this announcement - and on Nov. 7, the asset briefly touched $736 for the first time since November 2016.

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qzuc

good luck with your crypto journey 💯 always compare available exchanges in your country before putting money in one ==> Another important note<== You can buy Usdt via any exchange( if one is cheaper than the other) and send it via cheaper chains for exmaple I transferred form bybit to binance USDT without losing any cent as I can remember correctly by selecting the Plasma chain on bybit but be sure and careful you select the same chain on both sides so that you don't lose your money as once sent it's gone forever to the address you provided.

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tldr; Indonesian authorities arrested a hacker, identified as HS, for exploiting a vulnerability in Markets.com's deposit system to steal $398,000 in cryptocurrency. HS allegedly manipulated the platform's nominal input system to generate fraudulent USDT balances and created fake accounts using scraped ID data. Police seized assets including a cold wallet with $4.2 million in USDT. HS faces up to 15 years in prison and $900,000 in fines under cybercrime and anti-money laundering laws. Experts highlight the need for stronger security measures in trading platforms. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Hidden5G

All depends on which one. USDT has a rating of D from Bluechip for a reason. It’s well known full audit avoidances. They’re not all the same.

Hidden5G

Tether isn’t “reliable, audited collateralization.” That’s the core mistake here. A pegcoin only works if the issuer is transparent, and Tether still refuses to provide a full, independent audit after more than a decade in business. That’s why Bluechip rates it D. It’s why regulators in parts of Europe have restricted it. And it’s why so many payment specialists, risk officers, and treasury people don’t treat USDT as a trustworthy bridge between fiat and blockchain. You’re right that the concept of a fiat backed token isn’t meant to be decentralized. The goal is to move dollars on chain. The problem is how that’s done. A company that controls billions in customer deposits but avoids audits and keeps its reserves offshore isn’t “bringing value onto the blockchain in a reliable way.” It’s introducing counterparty risk that’s bigger than most banks. If you want an example of how this should be done, look at RLUSD. It has an A rating from Bluechip because the reserves are held by BNY Mellon, with regulated custody, full transparency, and real oversight. USDC lands in the middle with B+, because they publish monthly attestations and work with U.S. regulators. So yes…stablecoins act bank like on chain. But Tether skips the safety rails that banks are required to have. When a company won’t repeatedly submit to a full audit, has been fined for misrepresenting its reserves, and holds assets in opaque offshore entities, you don’t get reliability…you get a risk that everyone pretends isn’t there until something breaks. That’s the part your explanation leaves out.

Hidden5G

Tether works the way you described..people hand over dollars, Tether hands back a token, and Tether controls the reserves. You’re right that this feels a lot like a bank, and that’s exactly why so many people have concerns about it. The issue isn’t that the model is impossible, it’s that Tether has a long history of avoiding transparency. Well known history of full audit avoidance. Bluechip…the independent ratings group for stablecoins, gives Tether a D rating because they still don’t provide a full audit, only quarterly “attestations,” and their own terms allow them to delay redemptions if their reserves aren’t easily available. That’s why parts of Europe have restricted or discouraged the use of USDT..regulators don’t like the opacity, and some exchanges there are phasing it out. They’re trying to fool everyone with their “new” stablecoin. On the other hand…for example…RLUSD is built in a completely different way. It has an A rating (the highest) from Bluechip because its reserves are held by BNY Mellon, one of the oldest and most trusted custodians in the world. It’s issued under a New York trust license, it’s fully regulated, and it’s designed for real payments and institutional settlement rather than a giant offshore casino. USDC sits in the middle with a B+ rating more transparent than Tether, not as strong as RLUSD. your instincts are right. Tether is centralized, it acts like a bank without the regulation of one, and that’s why its rating is so low. The point of stablecoins isn’t decentralization..it’s convenience and liquidity, but some are built responsibly and some cut corners. Tether cuts corners. RLUSD does not.

kyuronite

100% a scam. Coinbase doesnt support USDT, they push users to use USDC as USDC is what coinbase makes the $ on.

floppypretense

Stablecoins aren’t killing crypto. They’re finally giving it a real use-case. They’re the infrastructure, not the competition. BTC/ETH don’t need to be currencies to matter. BTC is a store of value, ETH is the settlement layer for everything being built on-chain. Their volatility doesn’t make them useless, but it just means they’re not meant to replace day-to-day money. What’s actually happening is that institutions are shifting from pure speculation to productive on-chain assets: tokenized treasuries, bonds, real estate, revenue-sharing… all the “real world” stuff. And this is where stablecoins are the fuel. Once you have stable on-chain money (USDC, USDT, etc...), you can invest it into actual assets, which is why platforms like Fractionvest, Ondo, etc... are popping up. So no, stablecoins aren’t destroying crypto. They’re the bridge to the phase where crypto becomes useful, not just volatile charts.

didnt_hodl

it's very simple actually, for every day use there's nothing better than stable coins, like USDT and BTC is great for long term protection against inflation. of course it goes up and down all the time, but one average it is up. so BTC is a long term savings account and USDT is a short term checking account but no CBDCs please. I do not want some remote bureaucrat controlling my coins, it's the worst form of slavery. When they set the maximums, the types of transactions, freeze your coins if you post something bad online and so on

Emergency-Coffee8174

it’s not a straight ban, the new rules just make stablecoins follow tougher laws in the US… so tether either has to follow them, leave the US market or maybe make a new coin that fits… if they don’t do it, people there might find USDT hard to use, but it’s not like it just poofs away…..

SirLostit

I gave up yesterday and sold everything. Just chucked it all in USDT and wait for the next ‘cycle’ or whatever that means going forward.

Strange_Agent489

Purchasing USDT from Binance through IMPS and regularly convert them in BTC

kostya8

>crypto doesn't really solve any real problem the world has >I still don't see any real advancements in useability or need for it Interesting. I work remotely, and have been getting paid in USDT for over 3 years. During the first year, while I was awaiting my political asylum status in my new country, I couldn't even get a local bank account. So without crypto I'd have no way to rent an apartment, buy food, travel, etc. No way to survive, basically. Does this qualify as a "real problem" in your mind?

YogurtCloset3335

Nice cherry-picked stats, useless. Look at a chart of USDT market cap, priced in BTC. Use moving averages like anyone who's not retarded. Number go up.

arBettor

"Here in the real world we can correlate the BTC price almost directly with USDT supply curve" No you can't. 1/21/25 - 4/7/25: BTC -28%; USDT Mkt cap +4% 4/7/25 - 10/6/25: BTC +63%; USDT Mkt cap +23% 10/6/25 - 11/21/25: BTC -32%; USDT Mkt cap +4% Negatively correlated, then positively correlated, then negatively correlated. There is no meaningful correlation. "It's telling that your argument is that USDT **supply** has no effect on BTC price." Please point out where I argued that. I'm just poking holes (easily) in your arguments. You thought MSTR was an ETF, you don't know what you're talking about. Go back into hibernation.

Live-Distribution995

I personally sold half of my portfolio because I think it will continue to fall, and my fiat currency is too limited to allow for dca all the time. Even though I had my losses, with the USDT recovering, I will buy back when it's lower.

YogurtCloset3335

OK Tether bot It's telling that your argument is that USDT **supply** has no effect on BTC price. Even in your hypothetical world where Tether is 100% backed and **not** rigging the market with massive wash trades, it's almost axiomatic that an increase in USDT supply would increase BTC price. Here in the real world we can correlate the BTC price almost directly with USDT supply curve but I guess that's "conspiracy FUD" to your bot's coding too?

baIIern

People are using USDT to trade the USD-BTC-pair, so what? It makes total sense

YogurtCloset3335

Tell me you don't know that 98% of BTC trading volume is for USDT without telling me you don't know that 98% of BTC trading volume is for USDT

arBettor

"Most traders know that USDT wash trading has kept BTC price up for years. " Even if you had a survey of traders to substantiate this claim, that doesn't mean anything. Do traders have some special information that the rest of us don't have access to? Tether FUD gets trotted out periodically yet it remains completely theoretical and IMO is completely false. Yet you present it as fact here. First mistake. "ETFs other than MSTR are holding their prices." Huh? Are you talking about bitcoin ETFs? They're gotten crushed alongside the bitcoin price, exactly as expected and as designed. Also MSTR is not an ETF. You're grasping at straws here and making no sense.

jawni

>At the same time my understanding seems like TRX really benefits from transferring stable coins like USDT which a lot of people in developed countries don’t understand the market for that. Yup, it's the most prominent chain for using USDT for payments. It has a decent amount of activity in general, but when it comes to using crypto IRL, Tron is generally the chain facilitating that. 20 comments in the thread and you still basically got the answer on your own. lol this sub sucks. https://liamhorne.com/stablecoins

Sandharbor

I could be wrong. But because of Justin Sun and the centralized nature of this coin it strikes me as originally controversial centralized coin like XRP, which people are holding onto still against TRX but not XRP. At the same time my understanding seems like TRX really benefits from transferring stable coins like USDT which a lot of people in developed countries don’t understand the market for that. 

arj511

If you were out of the market a few weeks ago and have 10,000 USDT to spare rn, how would you go about this? Wait till Q4 2026? Or start DCA now 

subcide

As someone who's been holding USDT for over a year while I sorted out my crypto taxes, I'm excitedly waiting. You can't time the market, but sometimes you can mess up your tax situation badly enough that it forces you into a stable position, hehe.

panthera_N

i had 25% BTC, 75% USDT 1 week ago, stupid decision took a lot of money when converting to 100% BTC 😭

panthera_N

i just restructured my portfolio, 65% BTC, 35% USDT, morale has improved (you can laugh at me if this is the bottom and it pumps up from here)

UpbeatFix7299

Yeah, Tether manipulates the fuck out of the market by issuing unbacked USDT. I assume that's what you meant.

Familiar_Television1

Get a job and take a year off school just to work full time. Just save that money, don’t invest it. You need as much cash as possible and risking it is not worth it. Sell some of your crypto. Like sell 50% of HBAR, PEPE, LINK, and SOL. Leave your ETH but sell half of the others. Wait until everything drops 30-60% more and buy back the SAME amount of coins that you sold. For example, you had 100 SOL and sold 50. You buy back your 50 at a cheaper price and have some USDT left. Put those USDT in your savings account. The good news is that you’re not on margin. You won’t get liquidated, the coins are YOURS. The bad news is that everything dropped and you will need the money. The good news is that you need that money in 2 years (take a gap year for work!). The bad news is you will NEED that money. The good news is CS is a very profitable major. You could recover your loss completely after just a few months of work so in 5 years you will forget you ever fucked up with crypto. You won’t even feel it and won’t think of it every day. Try to get good grades, maybe you can earn some awards or a scholarsip. Work as much as possible. And save your money. Don’t spend as much. Cook your own meals if you need. You will make it. Just stay focused on what matters which is your grades, finding a job, and your health/life.

RonenskyTrader

Hello everyone, My name is Ronensky, I’m a young trader living in Haiti, and I am committed to learning trading (Forex & Crypto) with discipline. I am seeking financial support to: Pay for professional trading education Fund my broker account to start trading responsibly My goal is to raise $3,000–$5,000 USD via crypto, such as: USDT/TRC20, ETH, BNB, SOL. Any contribution, even a small amount, will make a huge difference in my future as a trader. Thank you very much for your time and support. Crypto Addresses: USDT/TRC20:TKCtMiZPEoDJzQtEhxsJCyoFtZk2rw8JRc USDT ERC20:0xdabf28624c371b366d883788e1bf567d207c7417 USDT BEP20 (BSC):0xdabf28624c371b366d883788e1bf567d207c7417 ETH ERC20:0xdabf28624c371b366d883788e1bf567d207c7417 ETH BEP20(BCS):0xdabf28624c371b366d883788e1bf567d207c7417 BTC TRC20:TKCtMiZPEoDJzQtEhxsJCyoFtZk2rw8JRc BNB BEP20(BSC):0xdabf28624c371b366d883788e1bf567d207c7417 I will use every contribution with discipline and solely for education and starting trading.

Just_Marzipan_7001

Welcome to the rabbit hole! You have two different needs. For the untraceable transactions, you should research specific privacy coins like Monero or Zcash. For the holding value/experimenting part, you need a stablecoin like USDC or USDT. That lets you experiment with wallets and purchases without the massive volatility of BTC. When you're ready to start, avoiding operational mistakes means prioritizing platform security and simple access. I use BYDFi. They offer over 1000 spot assets for learning the markets and use cold storage for security. Best of all, they support NOKYC access, which makes the initial setup super fast and low commitment.

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Rare_Rich6713

You can pay with USDT or any other stablecoin

CheesecakeIcy3023

Convert BTC to USDT first. You can then sell USDT to fiat. That’s the cheapest way. You’re welcome.

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walkercharlotte

🚨Hello 👋 Flash USDT is available Serious buyers only🛒 Mandate needed ‼️Dm me now‼️ 📞 Contact Miss Charlotte WhatsApp: 👉 wa.me/+447822821802 👈

jomilc

Are you trading with over 555,000 USDT in capital at 20x leverage? That’s absolutely insane and honestly really dumb.

creating_meer

What is harder money, silver or gold? Why does gold seem to have way higher store of value than silver? Because everyone and their mom understood that you should not be spending your "hard money" (gold) if there is something else weaker (fiat / silver). Just like how our current currency is based on "belief" is weaker than silver, you would naturally spend your fiat first, and only spend the harder currency if you run out of the fiat. Tragically Bitcoin in crypto space is harder than USDT for example, because USDT is pegged to USD, a commonly used fiat currency, while Bitcoin itself is backed by the PoW structure, and the programmed 21 million amount.

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jasonmie

USDT/USDC/etc...

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Arijan101

>sorry for your money loss... you seem very exhausted and emotional. Nor have I lost anything, nor is my reaction emotional, it's plain common sense. More selling=price goes down, More buying= price goes up. >but i totally agree... why buy BTC for 126k when you can buy it much cheaper? it was 89k 1 year ago and it was 89k again today. BTC was 69k in 2021 and 69k again in 2024. Buy it or don't buy it at any price you seem fit, I don't see how this is relevant to the conversation. >if you look for something more financial and emotionally stable take a look at DAI, USDC USDT. You don't need to shill stable coins to me, I know what they are. >idk why you are so angry at me. i have a feeling we very much agree. and yes there is a lot of selling going on. even in the stock market. so you win BTC lose... happy? I'm not angry, just pointing out the obvious. >BTW. you know about liquidations right? say someone sell a bit ammount of BTC causing a price drop so big it causes major liquidations. then buy back more than they initally sold.... price is now still lower than what it was before they sold. It's called market manipulation, major exchanges and whales are doing it all the time. This is exactly what OP's data shows. At around 90k major exchanges are massively exchanging their stable coins for BTC aka buying, in order to liquidate as many short sellers as they can. >Supply and demand. at the current price BTC needs a positive inflow of $42M daily to not drop in price with its current inflation. Here is some info from [Tokenomist.ai](http://Tokenomist.ai) This is irrelevant data, as long as a few big players have enough resources to easily manipulate the market.

Gubbie99

sorry for your money loss... you seem very exhausted and emotional. but i totally agree... why buy BTC for 126k when you can buy it much cheaper? it was 89k 1 year ago and it was 89k again today. BTC was 69k in 2021 and 69k again in 2024. if you look for something more financial and emotionally stable take a look at DAI, USDC USDT. idk why you are so angry at me. i have a feeling we very much agree. and yes there is a lot of selling going on. even in the stock market. so you win BTC lose... happy? oh wait... OP shows data that signals more people buying in. BUT ETF outflows is still very much negative. you know Schrodingers cat? Could very much be this case. (a lot of individuals buying back in at these prices and at the same time whales are still selling) BTW. you know about liquidations right? say someone sell a bit ammount of BTC causing a price drop so big it causes major liquidations. then buy back more than they initally sold.... price is now still lower than what it was before they sold. Supply and demand. at the current price BTC needs a positive inflow of $42M daily to not drop in price with its current inflation. Here is some info from [Tokenomist.ai](http://Tokenomist.ai) [](https://tokenomist.ai/bitcoin) $42.20Mper day [](https://tokenomist.ai/solana) $9.90Mper day [](https://tokenomist.ai/ethereum) $8.33Mper day [](https://tokenomist.ai/official-trump) $4.95Mper day i think you are in the wrong sub if you are not interested in discussing various aspects of the crypto markets. now i think some see BTC at 30% discount from ATH and some might just follow stock markets investment sentiment. either way. people might have different ways to invest their money.

Fit-Touch-6093

Wouldn't it be easier and faster to send USDc or USDT?

andys811

Brother you have 187, you could sell 27, have 2.5m and still be chilling with 150 BTC and 600k USDT... Do whatever just stay in everything not all in one thing

noviwu97

Stables market cap doesn't increase when someone is selling BTC to USDT. It only increases when they mint new supply and that's always done in bulk once in a while. Sounds like you're the one trying to spin the real metric to whatever copium you have

R3dFiveStandingBye

But it’s dropping because USDT dominance is rising the only alt that is going against bitcoin is zcash for whatever reason I don’t understand.

Revolutionary-Cup78

Bitcoin will never be a widely adopted form of currency. It simply doesn't have the specs for that. Maybe a different crypto (I mean, USDT is already the crypto with the highest volume of transactions)

R3dFiveStandingBye

No you dumbass USDT dominance is rising

ririderose

No hate from me on that comment. I agree completely and I also have a portion of my investments in crypto. I started “investing back in the late 90s and what I learned over the decades (and many losses ) is that it’s important to remain flexible, don’t get attached to any one investment or stock or ideology. Everything , and I mean everything , has its time, it’s golden hour , it most amazing and exciting period . And every great and exciting investment opportunity eventually becomes an ok (boring) investment . I went to USDT in crypto recently and it took a lot for me to (emotionally) disconnect from it . I’m glad I did , not because it dropped 25% but because it was time to re-evaluate all my options and ask myself if it still made sense to me , like I do with every investment…. There are soooo many opportunities out there , including waiting for another golden one , so you have to zoom out and look at things realistically from a place of your own investing needs. Will I get back in ? Idk for sure , maybe , probably , but I’ll wait to collect my thoughts and find a good opportunity to do that if so. This could be a great buy the dip opportunity, but for me it’s not great enough , yet. And FTR I’m not sure this is the end of this (or any ) bull run … this could very well be just another good buying opportunity (which I’m leaning towards believing ) … But long term ? I just don’t see BTCs use case scenario playing out the way some people are expecting… I mean it’s almost 20 years old now , I first it introduced in 2017, and it still doesn’t do much , except Run up and pull back , run up further past and then again pull way back . But for me the fact that it doesn’t ever go back to its previous lows is a very good sign , if for nothing else that people are very interested in this asset class… we’ll see But if it ever breaks below a previous low prior to a run up to a new ATH then that’s it , the landscape changes

praxidike74

What do you think about Tether? As far as I know they are kind of shady and were never really audited. If USDT depeggs this will cause mayhem.

panthera_N

i held most of the USDT and waited for 75k but ended up buying it all a few days ago, now i'm being punished, pretty sad

noviwu97

ADA cultists will come and do mental gymnastic saying stablecoin is nasty and it's actually a good thing that there's no USDT/USDC in Cardano's blockchain

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Impressive-Photo1789

There is money laundering involved, Remittance sent in USDT -> Exchanged with an agent (face to face deal, in cash) -> You get black market exchange rates and traders get untraceable currency which will likely gain value against INR even if they hold on to it. (Because the government makes INR lose value to make exports cheap and imports costlier)

Fishherr

200w SMA hasn’t cross 69k, 21w and 52w SMAs haven’t crossed, no. Any pullback right now is normal. USDT.D did break its trend for the first time which indicates lower, but also never topped the top of the bands it has. When Bitfinex TWAP goes sideways, you know you’ve bottomed. They’re still twapping in which means they want lower.

Fishherr

Lol there are some great metrics and indicators out there. New Wallet addresses peaking usually marks a top , USDT.D marks the exact BTC moves , BTC.D is also helpful. I like to watch Bitfinex long rates as well.

Important_Cod_5972

Withdraw your crypto from Bybit. Bybit is siphoning off your money! I came to this conclusion for two reasons. 1. On October 30, 2025, Bybit froze my account and withheld my funds, despite my account and transaction history being completely legitimate and transparent. A small transfer to my own account, where I had already transferred USDT, was blocked. The freeze was unjustified. Much larger funds were frozen for inappropriate periods. There is no explanation, and the support team keeps extending the deadlines (3-5, 14, 30 days). Bybit acknowledged receipt of my documents but continues to withhold my funds, citing an unspecified "compliance review" that could take up to 30 business days. They provided no legal basis, references to regulations, or evidence of suspicion, and did not explain the reason for withholding my assets. According to the principles of good faith established by Japanese civil law and consumer protection law (Japanese Consumer Protection Law 10), such prolonged retention without cause constitutes an unfair restriction of user rights and a potential breach of financial service obligations. This is a civil offense, but I allege that they are committing a criminal offense by misusing users' funds for their own benefit. They have not responded to the legal complaints I sent to the Financial Supervisory Agency (FSA) and I sent copies to them. I have asked the FSA to review this case and determine whether Bybit has the right to withhold funds from verified users indefinitely without disclosing the legal basis. The Japan FSA no longer recommends using Bybit's services and is preparing legislation to ban it. My case number with Bybit: #22472783 Block notification date: October 30, 2025 2. I also decided to check out Bybit. I provided all my personal information to upgrade my account security to KYC Pro and expedite the review process. Three business days is the maximum review period for this issue, but I haven't received a response for over a week. I suspect Bybit is using all my funds to generate additional profits. That's why my funds have been frozen without explanation. So, Bybit is siphoning off my money! There are NO other reasons!

0x456

F, even USDC and USDT are down. What a time.

gospodinDark

Compare USDT on Tron and USDT on Solana

Small_Appearance2014

If you’ve only got 30 USDT and you want the best shot at profit, don’t chase “the one coin.” Markets are down, so small buys actually make sense *if* you’re picking projects with real upside.

panthera_N

after changing the config 25% BTC, 75% USDT to 100% BTC and the price dropped immediately, then I also changed the relax mode to stress https://i.redd.it/e6vx6ztovi1g1.gif

Infernoswelt

Damn even USDT is down

Saffuran

The money that is exiting BTC, ETH, SOL, Major Alts, and Shitcoins but not landing back in USDC/USDT is going into the ZK/Privacy infrastructure. Zero Knowledge like ZCash, ZKsnarks (ETH), STARK, Monero e.t.c. It is a macro trend and I think the liquidity heading there isn't moving back into BTC or the "surface market" anytime soon - they're expecting the bear market which may make the ZK assets ones that will rise as BTC bleeds.

sgtslaughterTV

Could've been for one of these two reasons: 1. In r/bitcoin, they don't like it when users discuss anything besides bitcoin. The word "crypto" to them largely describes any cryptocurrency that is NOT bitcoin. 2. They could have thought that when you said "crypto" you were referring to all cryptocurrency and bitcoin. If you're in a country facing big inflation problems, how do you get access to USD? In many cases, it's simply easier to get USDT or USDC. Food for thought. Embark on a good faith effort to do some research and identify where it is easier to get USD vs. USDT.

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cryptoinsane76

There is no more cycle all manipulate..first to do it is USDT and blackrock

Taraih

Binance BTC/USDT Liquidation potential: 97k -> 87k = 435m$ longs 97k -> 107k = 1.4b$ shorts Definitely big potential for a larger shortqueeze at some point.

Aerocryptic

USDT.D is taking the spotlight

tornavec

From my experience, I can say it's genuinely difficult to get people accustomed to spending cryptocurrency. I do a bit of reselling, offering hosting services. It's more advantageous for them to pay with crypto — it provides extra anonymity — but they often choose PayPal. I only managed to boost crypto payments after integrating the Cryptomus crypto gateway and adding extensive support with detailed instructions on how to set up a crypto wallet, etc. Although personally, I only spend crypto in USDT on gift cards, and only when I've exceeded my bank card withdrawal limits.

scaleordietrying

who tf pays taxes for crypto 😂 just buy USDT p2p and get a coldwallet

Strange_Agent489

Yes you have to buy USDT and convert it to BTC

Revolutionary-Cup78

A coin needs to recruit users willing to gift value for it to gain momentum. This initial gift is what makes meme coins sometimes work, without mass diffusion even good coins amount to nothing. Sometimes coins do attempt to be useful, but this often times only amounts for them to more easily keep earned momentum. All crypto in their current form are less useful for transactions than regular fiat, USDT is proof of how powerful fiat is