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Kinglucky154

Feels like a good time to accumulate. Phemex’s TradeFi Futures is pretty interesting too, letting you trade stocks, forex, gold and more using USDT.

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armchairdude

Why are we looking at web traffic instead of on-chain metrics? When is the last time you visited the website for USDC, USDT, Bitcoin or Ethereum?

Fun_Kangaroo512

Bitcoin has never had a guaranteed floor. BTC has dropped 70–85% multiple times after being “too important to fail.” ETFs reduce volatility over time, but they do not eliminate deep drawdowns. > “Bitcoin is staked with the US and Chinese government” This is false. Bitcoin cannot be staked (that’s Proof-of-Stake; BTC is Proof-of-Work). The US government holds BTC mainly from seizures (Silk Road etc.), not strategic staking. China officially bans Bitcoin trading and mining; it does not back or stake BTC. There is no sovereign staking or backing of Bitcoin. > “Bitcoin is backed by US Treasuries” Flatly incorrect. Bitcoin is not backed by anything, by design. Some stablecoins (USDT, USDC) hold US Treasuries — Bitcoin does not. ETFs may hold BTC custodially, but that is not “backing.” > “BlackRock and Coinbase are staked” Wrong terminology again. BlackRock’s ETF custodies Bitcoin, it doesn’t stake it. Coinbase acts as custodian, earning fees — not staking BTC. > “Bitcoin is more valuable at lower prices” Not economic truth. Lower prices may increase future upside and adoption incentives. But Bitcoin’s network value, security budget, and miner economics improve at higher prices, not lower. Unlike the dollar, BTC does not gain utility from being weaker. > “For Bitcoin to fail, USD and JPY would have to fail” This is provably false. Bitcoin could fail due to: regulatory bans protocol failure loss of miner security superior competing tech Fiat currencies can survive just fine without Bitcoin. Bitcoin is not systemically required for fiat survival.

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Stablecoins for the US dollar are privately issued cryptocurrencies designed to maintain a 1:1 peg with the USD, usually backed by cash and US Treasury reserves. While no federal government-issued stablecoin exists yet, the most prominent, regulated options are USD Coin (USDC) by Circle and Tether (USDT).

Crypto_future_V

USDT quietly becoming the real settlement layer

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tldr; Tether, the issuer of the USDT stablecoin, froze over $500 million in digital assets linked to an illegal gambling and money-laundering syndicate in Turkey. The assets were reportedly tied to Veysel Sahin, accused of running the network. This marks one of the largest asset seizures in the cryptocurrency sector. Tether's CEO, Paolo Ardoino, highlighted the company's cooperation with law enforcement, reflecting its shift towards transparency and regulatory compliance. Tether has also frozen over $3 billion in assets since its inception. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Coindiggs

Alright brother, i just saw in your picture the balance was in USDT-M Futures account. I wont argue with you, u know best for your account habibi. ✌️

WormHole_15

The recurring BTC purchase couple is BTC/EUR? I don't need to swap EUR in USDT or USDC for the recurring BTC buy? What if I edit the DCA to increase or decrease the amount? Do I pay the first week fees again? Thank you for your help

Apatheticguy__46

Investing small chunks every day in USDT is a good move? Suppose in future I can trade it with some other crypto

-5H4Z4M-

It all depends of your strategy, \-some people buy alot of stable coin to keep them on exchanges in case a good opportunity comes so they can quickly trade it for another crypto \-Some people just replace their us dollars to stable coins to keep it online, they stake it and generate a percentage of profit. \-Some people buy USDT to keep their portfolio balance safe in case their other crypto crash, stablecoin will always stay at the same value, so if you have 5000 USDT and all your other crypto goes to 0, you will still have a balance of 5000 USDT (5000 dollars). You just need to set a strategy if you want start your crypto journey.

-5H4Z4M-

You can if you want, but you have to know that if you just buy USDT and let it on your wallet, nothing will happen. If you buy 100 dollars of USDT , you will have 100 USDT, if you buy 10 000 dollars of USDT, you will have 10000 USDT. If you want generate some profit, you will have to stake them to get a percentage of rewards.

aeronauticalingrid

You’re expecting at least 1 USDT? And why should any of us send you even 0.1 USDT?

Glittering_Try02

1 USDT Atleast I'm expecting 😭🙏🏻

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|2026-02-07T12:56:52.642060|PTB/USDT:USDT|LONG|Stop loss triggered|\-1.25 %|\-0.321| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |2026-02-07T12:55:26.182426|API3/USDT:USDT|LONG|Stop loss triggered|\-1.00 %|\-0.269| |2026-02-07T12:55:01.300490|KERNEL/USDT:USDT|LONG|Stop loss triggered|\-1.02 %|\-0.297| |2026-02-07T12:53:32.585795|PTB/USDT:USDT|LONG|Stop loss triggered|\-1.36 %|\-0.369| |2026-02-07T12:52:40.886037|NIGHT/USDT:USDT|LONG|Stop loss triggered|\-1.00 %|\-0.265| |2026-02-07T12:52:29.067940|PTB/USDT:USDT|LONG|Trailing stop loss triggered|1.36 %|0.365| |2026-02-07T12:50:51.601719|ARK/USDT:USDT|LONG|Stop loss triggered|\-1.03 %|\-0.280| |2026-02-07T12:49:08.049600|PTB/USDT:USDT|LONG|Trailing stop loss triggered|1.48 %|0.395| |2026-02-07T12:47:12.448299|BANANAS31/USDT:USDT|LONG|Stop loss triggered|\-1.00 %|\-0.274| |2026-02-07T12:47:10.938637|IN/USDT:USDT|LONG|Trailing stop loss triggered|1.06 %|0.287| |2026-02-07T12:46:13.502050|PTB/USDT:USDT|LONG|Stop loss triggered|\-1.66 %|\-0.453|

vrui

If you really want to position for dips, I’d structure it instead of just increasing BTC allocation. For example, you could remove small caps completely or trim 5% from emerging markets and keep that portion in USDT. Then, if BTC drops another 20-30%, you use that USDT to buy more. If it doesn’t drop further, you just hold it and wait. That way you’re not increasing overall portfolio risk right now, and your portfolio actually stabilizes a bit during heavy swings. You’re creating flexibility without stacking more volatility on top of an already aggressive setup.

-5H4Z4M-

USDT is a stablecoin from the company Tether, it's called "stable coin" because it's a crypto asset pegged to Us dollar means that 1USDT = 1 USD always. You can stake it for rewards, or trade it for another crypto asset, or buy more or sell all. To withdraw this you only need to sell it to get Fiat (usd, euro, etc) then you can send this Fiat to your bank account. Don't answer any DMs , if you have questions, write it here in public.

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ChripToh_KarenSy

Agreed, I would have done the same. Funny thing is some customers sold the BTC on the platform, which bought Bithumb some time to freeze the USDT/USDC that were exchanged from the BTC the customers sold. Not to mention the current price of BTC is not attractive for selling as well, so they should have just transferred those BTC to their wallets and hold.

kitrz77

I mean, I wouldn’t count USDT and USDC.

MagicMarkets

Tron is used heavily for USDT.

jawni

>Why not just use Ethereum? Forget Ethereum, why not use any other chain with stables? Well because Tron had a great GTM strategy and is now very entrenched. They were early with EVM-compatible cheap transfers from Binance, they made sure TRC-20 tokens were usable on big exchanges, they onboarded businesses in areas that would benefit from stablecoin usage. Binance made USDT popular through trading, Tron redirected that towards payments.

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Post is by: Hefty_Compote4341 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1qxqocg/asking_for_help_even_1_in_usdt_can_make_a/ I never thought I would ask for help, but right now I’m at a point where I don’t see another way. I’m an ordinary guy who made mistakes and ended up with serious debts and loans. I work and do my best, but my income is simply not enough to cover everything anymore. I’m not living a luxury life — I’m just trying to survive and get back on my feet. I want to live normally and provide for my family instead of constantly thinking about debts and overdue payments. At this moment, I’m truly stuck. I’m not asking for easy money. Even $1 or any small amount in USDT could be a big relief and a real step toward getting out of this situation. If you can help — thank you sincerely. If not, even an upvote or share means a lot. USDT (USD) wallet: 0x552b33945ce59a4ec97ce41fa85ff23b750c033f Thank you for reading 🙏 *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.*

Aggravating_Dish_824

What stable have least risk of crash: USDC or USDT?

Large-Cow9765

Why even include USDT and USDC?

StatisticalMan

I likely am going to piss everyone off but .. I mean honestly the top 10 is why nobody takes crypto seriously. Bitcoin ok. It was first. Even if it is is replaced someday that day hasn't come yet. Ethereum obvious belongs in there. Arguably the most useful L1 even more so than bitcoin (although that hasn't helped the price). USDT and USDC ok. They aren't really crypto investments. As for the rest: * BNB - centralized shitcoin for a centralized shitchain controlled by a single exchange? * XRP - enough siad * SOL - the shitcoin engine that can't scale and routinely fails to execute * TRX - I got nothing bad to say but honestly forget it still exists * DOGE - Who is going to take that seriously * BCH - shitcoin trading on the bitcoin name Imagine if the Mag7 was this derpy.

jup1t3rr

Lol those posts mad eme go from -37% ROE from 1 15 year old (WHITEWHALE/USDT) cosnstantly ruggpulling me, to 20%, but im breaking the market literally, we call all be rich.

ZUU_Music

https://preview.redd.it/qaa37enfhrhg1.png?width=2224&format=png&auto=webp&s=21f8d6c51c0a124a3d299cfea0438a7d8bba1442 I'll help you out then... Here's the chart of USDT dominance. Its almost at ATH. Its a good indication of how much money is sat on the sidelines in percentage terms. It is also useful because it shows money on the sidelines yet still inside the crypto sphere.

Olskoolah

Only because ppl running into USDT

Hoescallmesanta22

I’ve used Bitcoin to buy all kinds of stuff from other cryptos I traded $50k in USDT for Bitcoin at the time Bitcoin was at $24k doubled my money way I looked at it.

IslandKindly3832

I bought my silver with it, when silver was $20.  Now when it peaks, I cash out to some USDT for spending money.

vattenj

Store of value fundamental is still easy to understand when you have fixed bitcoin supply and unlimited fiat money supply, but payment function has been largely replaced by USDT and even ETH due to their speed and other privacy functions. Now dozens of companies are doing chain analysis and bitcoin transactions are almost transparent

Get_the_nak

Just want to mention: Many people sell BTC for USDT. There is a very big counterparty risk in owning USDT, so be careful.

tokenchoke0

USDT dominance is mooning though. My USDT.D sell signals (buy crypto) having been going off like your neighbors firecrackers on 4th of July for weeks now. Despite USDT.D being overbought, it keeps climbing and climbing. It just shows the overall absurdity of this crypto crash. Highest weekly RSI since Jun 2022

xynonaut

USDT is based on USD which isn't looking so good either so don't kick back too much.

Extra_Craft_8160

I love the bravery! Congrats, mate. I will work my ass off to get more USDT

jlwapple

Swap out for USDT & jump back in when it bottoms out.

jlwapple

This. I'm just kicking back with my USDT waiting for the bottom.

BTCWallahFXEmpire

Agree. I am SHORT STABLE/USDT

Dugtrio_Earthquake

Stable coins are great as an alt currency.   Seriously,  fuck Visa and Mastercard and Swift. A USDT/USDC transaction costs me $0.07 instead of the 3% interchange rate the bankers want to charge. Btc sucks as a currency because of the insane valuations.

namieorange

Binance insolvency and USDT depegging and collapse rumors everywhere. I think we are close to hit the local bottom. Those are the signals

Adventurous-Knee-322

Yes, you can use cryptocurrency as the US dollar fiat token USDT to trade the volatility of other cryptocurrencies, which can bring you many benefits.

Hefty-Echidna-9202

This is just a correction to its true value; once the crypto winter is over, it will reach 200,000 USDT. Remember, these sharp fluctuations are perfectly normal.

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tldr; Tether has partnered with Opera to integrate its USD₮ (USDT) stablecoin and gold-backed Tether Gold (XAUT) into Opera's MiniPay wallet, built on the Celo blockchain. This initiative targets emerging markets in Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia, providing users with easy access to stable, dollar-denominated value for savings, transfers, and inflation protection. MiniPay, requiring only a phone number for activation, has seen rapid adoption with over 12.6 million wallets and significant transaction growth, enhancing financial inclusion in underserved regions. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Individual_News1442

who needs a bot for trading 97% is correct, you can't expect a big profit at once, but gradually you can reach a good amount who needs it, please pay 20.16 USDT to 7vNagFU64x2qFQbKMAysDZSofsjSwSWnengsFC1KnWeh and contact me privately to send him a bot

graytleapforward

ADA never adopted USDC or USDT when it mattered. Unfortunately that ship has sailed.

PaulieWoz

I'm probably going to get down voted, but check out TRX. If you strictly look at the technicals and the chart over the last 5 years, it outperformed BTC and most other top 20 coins. When everything else drops. TRX stays flat thanks to USDT. I'd say it's a good hedge and holding it along with BTC/ETH might be a good idea. Sprinkle in some silver, gold and a global equity ETF and I think you'd do just fine. :) Now I know how we all feel about these two, but you can't deny it's resilience when everything else dumps. PS. I don't own any TRX but my FIL does and rubs it in my face every time the market dumps. LoL

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longonbtc

Which exchange is best for you depends on what country you are a resident of. [River](https://river.com/) and [Strike](https://strike.me/) are the best platforms to set up an automatic hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly recurring purchase schedule (automatic dollar cost averaging schedule). If you set up an automatic hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly recurring purchase schedule on River, then River stops charging you fees after the first week. https://river.com/zero-fee If you set up an automatic hourly or daily recurring purchase schedule on Strike, then Strike stops charging you fees after the first week. And if you set up an automatic weekly or monthly recurring purchase schedule on Strike, then Strike stops charging you fees after the first automatic purchase. https://strike.me/faq/how-do-i-set-up-a-recurring-purchase/ I don't mess with USDT. So I can't give you any recommendations as far as that goes. I don't really see any reason to buy that centralized & permissioned altcoin and then use that altcoin to purchase bitcoin.

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Alarming-Jello-5846

You can look for yourself here. Sure there’s points in time where there more than 1 BTC top of book. But as soon as you start taking those bids/asks they will drop on you. https://www.coinglass.com/mergev2/BTC-USDT-SPOT

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verysillyman

Time for yet another dump after the last dump, USDT dom hasn’t been this high since 2023

Kind-Marionberry-333

Just so others understand what OP did was a manually operated Leveraged Long. When people say "don't play with leverage" this option is often overlooked... Sorry OP. Happened to me back when USDT and USDC depeged. You will recover ♥️

MysteriousMeet9

Yen—>USDT(backed by treasuries)—>BTC.

InTh3Middl3

that is a fraction od USDT market cap.

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amyo_b

This is far better than USDC or USDT if the reserves actually undergo monthly GAAP audits. Neither of those coins do, they just do attestations, which can be faked. If Fidelity does this it could easily emerge as the most trusted of stable coins.

FreshDriver6849

I’m not the most well educated investor but I think a lot… All these “stable coins” are rarely audited closely. Even if they was would you trust the auditing company? The bit that falls apart in my mind is stable coins like USDT are openly used to buy crypto. If you can make up USDT out of thin air and purchase crypto with it, how is crypto any better than fiat?

pcm2a

I can only think of three reasons someone would put it in USDC or USDT. (1) They are moving between tokens or waiting to enter and aren't using an exchange where it could sit as insured cash. (2) They want to gain interest that is higher than HYSA and are willing to take a risk that the token collapsed and they lose it all. (3) Non U.S. countries may want to use it as a hedge against their countries inflation, if it worse.

csfrayer

Wouldn't it be for the same reason they'd move their cash to USDC or USDT that can freeze and monitor funds?

Wise-Artichoke-3808

I also tried my best with my 1 USDT. It must work.

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tldr; Tether reported a record $10 billion profit in 2025, driven by a $50 billion increase in USDT issuance, bringing total circulation to $186 billion. The company has amassed $141 billion in US Treasuries, making it a significant holder of U.S. debt. Despite its financial success, Tether faces regulatory challenges, including exclusion under the U.S. GENIUS Act and Europe's MiCA framework. To address this, Tether launched USAT, a compliant onshore asset. Critics question its lack of a Big Four audit and the liquidity of its reserves, but Tether remains dominant with a 60.5% market share. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

SilkenicDud

Hey, so that advice might be worth a shot. Usually, banks see transfers as safer than card payments, so they're less likely to block them. Just keep in mind it really depends on your bank. Some folks are good for ages, while others get flagged out of nowhere if their usual activity changes – even if everything's legit. Honestly, that random uncertainty is the real issue. You could be doing the same thing each month then suddenly get frozen with zero warning. That's why some folks split things up and go with something built for crypto instead of messing with old-school bank rules. I've heard people talk about blackcatcard. It’s an EU thing that’s got your own IBAN, crypto stuff built in (buying, selling, sending BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC) and a normal Mastercard for everyday buys. Having something like that along with your regular bank can cut down on the times you get a headache, mainly when transfers are in the mix

Feistysassy

Check out [https://piggy.cards/](https://piggy.cards/) They accept crypto payments and USDT/Sol to buy digital gift cards like Amazon, Visa, Mastercard prepaid card.

PhoenixJ3

"Consistently" after people gave up actually using the network for daily life in 2017, when the blocks were full and fees sky high; which would happen again if network usage rose. I watched it happen in real-time. Remember when Steam accepted BTC, but then stopped because fees got too high so people stopped buying games with it? The blocksize limit is either a grave mistake or a poison pill intended to keep BTC under control. Real digital cash users have moved on to coins like USDC/USDT, BCH, and XMR.

daZK47

I have been using their virtual card and just ordered delivery for a physical card (for $5 USDT) and expect it to arrive within 30 days. My country also doesn't allow for the card to be linked with Apple Pay but I'm going to use it as an alternative payment source outside of my country's physical/virtual banks and to hedge between the fluctuations of the currencies between my country's fiat and USDT. ATM withdrawals seem to have acceptable fees and conversion rates so that's also a benefit I'm looking to use.

Reasonable_Switch645

I just want to day trade (sessions) on the 5min chart. Time is of the essence from a signal bar to entry execution and the same goes for exits. Maybe these is some alpha in your suggestion but it sounds there maybe delays in execution Assuming Binanace had no KYC for <insert balance threshold (idk if they have this anymore)> * load CEX wallet with USDT * load 5min chart and read price action * identify signal bar * place entry on the book and get filled (this shouldn't take much time, preferably less than 1 min) * pay fees less than 0.1% per trade (lesser the better with decent liquidity) * let skill determine balance growth This is roughly what I'm looking for. Key words would be 1. no KYC (for low balance), 2. net fees for trade execution below 0.1% (lower the better) 3. Fast trade execution from signal bar to placing and order and getting filled. I don't even mind KYC as long as they don't share trade history to global governments as my scummy regulators what =>30% flat tax on crypto gains irrespective of income bracket. That isn't sustainable to be profitable over long term for a trader (fighting against the tide, all things considered)

Shichroron

everyone can issue a stablecoin - non of that matter. What matter are the actual stablecoin that drive transaction (basically USDT + USDC) Also speed doesn't matter above a certain threshold. Eth is fast enough.

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Post is by: LuminousAviator and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1qq9tzd/kraken_just_quietly_removed_the_30k_usd_interest/ Hey everyone, just a heads-up for anyone trading Multicollateral Futures especially in the EEA/EU but also for everyone else. Kraken just implemented a major change to how interest is charged on unrealized losses. **The Change:** The "interest-free buffer" for losing positions has been slashed from 30,000 USD to 0 USD. **Why this matters (especially for EUR / Stablecoin holders):** Kraken Futures settle in USD. If your trade is currently in the red (unrealized loss), Kraken considers that you "owe" them that USD value. * **If you have USD in your wallet:** No problem. * **If you only have EUR, EURC, USDC, USDG (or other cryptos) as collateral:** You are now technically borrowing the USD to cover that loss from the very first cent. **The Cost:** Kraken is charging **0.005% per hour** on that uncovered loss. That is roughly **43.8% APR.** **Example:** A 5,000 USD unrealized loss will cost you about 6.00 USD a day in "rent" just to keep the trade open, even if you have plenty of EUR, USDC, etc. in the account. **How to avoid it:** Make sure your **actual USD balance** (not USDC, not EUR, not crypto) is higher than your negative Unrealized PnL **inside your Futures wallet.** You can swap USDC/USDT/USDG to USD for a 0% fee inside the futures wallet to stop the bleed. **Official Source:** [Kraken Support: Fees & charges for multi-collateral Derivatives](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/4844392809620-fees-charges-for-multi-collateral-derivatives) *(Scroll to the 'Interest' section to confirm the new 0 USD threshold and 0.005% hourly rate.)* **Act NOW by swapping non-USD denominated collateral into USD fiat!** *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.*

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# Kraken just quietly removed the 30k USD interest buffer for futures. EU / Global traders are now being charged 44% APR on EUR / USDC collateral. Hey everyone, just a heads-up for anyone trading Multicollateral Futures especially in the EEA/EU but also for everyone else. Kraken just implemented a major change to how interest is charged on unrealized losses. **The Change:** The "interest-free buffer" for losing positions has been slashed from 30,000 USD to 0 USD. **Why this matters (especially for EUR / Stablecoin holders):** Kraken Futures settle in USD. If your trade is currently in the red (unrealized loss), Kraken considers that you "owe" them that USD value. * **If you have USD in your wallet:** No problem. * **If you only have EUR, EURC, USDC, USDG (or other cryptos) as collateral:** You are now technically borrowing the USD to cover that loss from the very first cent. **The Cost:** Kraken is charging **0.005% per hour** on that uncovered loss. That is roughly **43.8% APR.** **Example:** A 5,000 USD unrealized loss will cost you about 6.00 USD a day in "rent" just to keep the trade open, even if you have plenty of EUR, USDC, etc. in the account. **How to avoid it:** Make sure your **actual USD balance** (not USDC, not EUR, not crypto) is higher than your negative Unrealized PnL **inside your Futures wallet.** You can swap USDC/USDT/USDG to USD for a 0% fee inside the futures wallet to stop the bleed. **Official Source:** [Kraken Support: Fees & charges for multi-collateral Derivatives](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/4844392809620-fees-charges-for-multi-collateral-derivatives) *(Scroll to the 'Interest' section to confirm the new 0 USD threshold and 0.005% hourly rate.)* **Act NOW by swapping non-USD denominated collateral into USD fiat!**

One-Adagio3541

To anyone with a heart, I am currently ill and have $5,000 in hospital debt. Please help me. This is my wallet address: USDT TRC20. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to whoever can help me. TEB7LakPRnP2M3QDcAu6JpyfBaGGLQE69i

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Whiskeyandcoke675

USDT

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respectandmanners

So, basically, one has USDT in one's wallet, and when one wants to spend the USDT, then there's an automatic operation that converts USDT to RLUSD on XRP, which is then further converted to USD to send on VISA? I wonder how much the gas fees are per transaction to do all that. Not sure why something like USDT on TRX or ETH straight to USD isn't a better choice and then just skipping the USDT->RLUSD->USD conversion

Striking-Name-1165

The best now is USDT, but you need to have Pro account

Realistic_Fee_00001

So USDT is not made in Amerika? How are they allowed to print fake Dollars?

6DeliciousInches

Seems pretty obvious they didn’t want to change what backs USDT, because nobody anywhere wants them to do that (not a single living person). And it’s easier to make a new stable coin that complies with the genius act. Who could’ve ever predicted this impossible to predict chain of events that everyone everywhere knew would happen? Besides everyone everywhere of course… oh, you and the bots.

Loud-Mistake-2561

On Revolut you can buy an unlimited amount of USDT and then transfer that to an exchange.

IcyAstronomer9999

I’m personally exploring a mix as well. I like having exposure to both physical gold and crypto, and platforms that let you access traditional and digital markets in one place make it easier to manage allocations without constantly switching apps. Gold is giving that stability and hedge against USD weakness, while crypto especially Bitcoin and select altcoins offers high upside and liquidity. Using UEX platforms (like the Bitget TradFi/crypto hybrid one) lets me track PnL, adjust risk, and even explore things like US stock perpetual futures without losing sight of the long-term picture. For me, it’s about diversification, flexibility, and convenience. I’m keeping a base in gold and USDT for safety, while gradually building positions in Bitcoin, selected altcoins, and thematic tech/Ai plays. It’s less about chasing one over the other and more about managing risk across asset classes efficiently.

Majestic_Football567

If I purchase USDT and USD/GBP price is falling, my £5,000 would lose value whilst waiting for the dip dip

IR-Nikola

Hi, Independent Reserve was the first licensed exchange in Singapore (consider why), and offers USDT on Ethereum and TRON, if that helps. Verification via Singpass, free SGD deposits, super simple interface.

Phylaras

I get the thought, but two things can be true. USDT would fail an audit. USDT reserve attestation is completely accurate. The audit requires full provenance for all funds and they could (innocently) simply not have the full history any more. It could be they faked it and made it back. So, the audit could fail, not meet the Genius standard, and still be safe.

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Post is by: Perseveranceous-KO and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1qompue/quickex_is_this_a_scam_my_experience/ 1. Just wanted to share my experience with Quickex because I got totally screwed and I don't want anyone else to fall for it. I keep seeing their ads pop up promising instant no-KYC exchanges with "best rates," so I figured I'd try a small test swap: 0.4 BTC to USDT. 2.Sent the BTC to their wallet, everything looked fine at first. Status changed to "processing" and then... nothing. 8 hours later I message support (chat on their site). Guy says "technical delay, please wait." Next day I get an email saying my transaction is under AML review and they need full KYC: passport scan, selfie holding ID, proof of address, even source of funds. This was never mentioned on the site for amounts under 10k USD - their FAQ literally says "no KYC for most swaps." 3.I refused because it felt like bait-and-switch. Now my coins are locked, support ignores messages except sending copy-paste "review in progress" replies. It's been 3 weeks, no resolution, and the value dropped while waiting. Effectively lost \~18% just from the delay and market move. 4.Looked around and I'm not the only one:Bitcointalk has old threads calling Quickex a scam (people saying funds confiscated after AML excuses). 5.Trustpilot reviews are full of similar stories: delayed exchanges, extra fees demanded, or straight-up "funds vanished."Even on BestChange there are warnings about them holding crypto and ghosting. 6.If this is legit AML, why hide it until after deposit? Feels like selective scamming - small trades might go through to look good, then they hit bigger ones with this crap. Moral of the story: Quickex is not safe. Stick to established exchanges with clear policies (Binance, Kraken, even DEX like Uniswap). If you've dealt with them, drop your story below - maybe we can get more eyes on this. *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.*

funkinaround

What a terrible article. Only questions with no actual journalism where the journalist goes and figures out answers to the questions. >If USAT is launched to provide credible reserves reporting, doesn’t it raise serious questions about the quality of reserves with the USDT? Reserves are published on Tether's website. 77% of Tether's backing is cash and equivalents. The rest is secured loans, bitcoins, and precious metals. >Critics of USDT claim that it has opaque reserves and that its audits are conducted infrequently by a lesser-known auditing firm. "Infrequently" meaning quarterly, "lesser known auditing firm" meaning BDO, the 5th largest accounting network. Very scary. >The data in the tweet above We need to quote a tweet that just links to information posted on Tether's website? High quality journalism.

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tldr; Tether has launched a new dollar-backed stablecoin, USAT, aimed at the U.S. market, despite already dominating with its existing stablecoin, USDT, which has a $186 billion market cap. The move raises questions about the transparency and reserve quality of USDT, as critics have long doubted its 1:1 asset backing. Tether has also accelerated gold purchases, acquiring 27 tons worth $4.4 billion in Q4 2025, possibly to strengthen its reserves amid concerns over inflation and asset quality. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

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Post is by: Necessary-Long-2953 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1qoav7g/dropped_platform_fees_to_0_on_my_crypto_project/ Been building a donation platform on Ethereum as a solo dev. Started with a 1% fee. I'll be honest — I could spin some idealistic story about cutting out middlemen, but the real reason is simpler: I'm not here to make money off this. It's a side project, I have a day job, and I'd rather see the thing get used than squeeze pennies out of early adopters. Patreon takes 8-12%. Ko-fi takes 5%. If I ever need to monetize, there are ways to do it without taxing every donation. For now, 0% just makes sense. A platform that doesn't extract value from its users — isn't that what decentralization is supposed to be about? Also just added USDC and USDT support. The volatility criticism is fair — stablecoins fix that. Still early. The real barrier is that most audiences aren't crypto-native yet. But if you're a creator with a Web3 following, direct wallet donations with no platform cut is a better deal than anything else out there. Happy to share more about the build if anyone's interested. *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.*

alexwallst19

Who’s lending them money .. ? Is it printed USDT ?

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Full article translate Ready, the First Attacks The attacks against the three targets in Mexico were designed unilaterally in Washington, but Mexican authorities have joined in, with knowledge, information, and possibly operations. Raymundo Riva Palacio Strictly Personal January 26, 2026 | 1:00 hrs The Federal Aviation Administration's notification about a "potentially dangerous situation" in Pacific and Central American waters due to military operations and GNSS interference—the acronym for Global Navigation Satellite System, which includes American GPS geolocators, Chinese Beidou, European Galileo, and Russian GLONASS—is not like the warning the United States issued before attacking Venezuela. That one spoke of air operations over Venezuelan territory, especially in the Caracas airport area; the recent one refers to actions from international maritime waters, with technology that causes communications interference, used in armed conflicts, as in Ukraine. The notification, in the context of U.S. threats of military actions against targets in Mexico, provoked anxieties and fears in this country, answered with clarifications from Mexican authorities indicating it was only for U.S. airlines. This is true, but it doesn't mean that U.S. military operations could respect other countries' vessels. According to U.S. officials, confirmed by Mexicans, these actions are indeed a prelude to attacks on specific targets in our territory, with the knowledge and approval, and even cooperation, of Claudia Sheinbaum's government. U.S. officials said there are three targets in Mexico: in Baja California, without specifying where; in Mazatlán, Sinaloa; and at another undetermined point where Nemesio Oseguera, El Mencho, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, is supposedly located. The first two targets, according to officials from both countries, are different from taking down a criminal boss, but with a strategically crucial scope: dismantling the drug cartels' money laundering network that is using the cryptocurrency USDT, issued by the company Tether Limited. According to Mexican officials, Americans arrived at these targets in Mexico within their global investigations of this digital currency that is backed by so-called Fiat money, recognized as legitimate for the exchange of goods and services, which doesn't depend on the backing of a physical asset like gold, but on acceptance for use in payments. USDT maintains a value of 1.1 dollars or its equivalent in assets, which aims to reduce the volatility of other digital currencies. U.S. authorities, according to a National Intelligence Center report, entered the market for this cryptocurrency upon finding that it was being used by terrorist groups and drug cartels, and they set a digital bait to achieve its traceability. In this way, a Mexican official specified, they detected two of the main nodes for criminal operations, in Baja California and in Mazatlán. U.S. experts discovered that transactions were being conducted through a popular video game, where they didn't play, but used the microphones to talk and negotiate because they couldn't be intercepted. According to information on the operations, criminal business income was deposited in USDTs, originally created for cross-border transactions, which became a method of criminal operation due to the anonymity of those conducting them, and which were sent to a cold cryptocurrency wallet that, by not connecting to the internet network or operating with so-called smart contracts that facilitate and accelerate transactions, were not potential hacking victims. Cold wallets are only used for sending and receiving assets. From the cold wallet, within seconds, they are placed in a hot wallet, which is online and allows for smart contracts through platforms known as "Exchanges," through which cryptocurrencies are bought, sold, or exchanged. Authorities from both countries have a list of Mexicans, several of them from the Jewish community, who manage the Exchanges that are used by criminal organizations, and who are part of what the Americans want to neutralize and eliminate. According to a U.S. source, the FAA notification alerted U.S. commercial airlines—which Mexican and other countries' airlines flying through the indicated zone should take into account—because they began the operation to attack the nodes at an undetermined time, but from what they announced they have a 60-day window. The role the Mexican government is playing in this first part of the operation against criminal organizations' financing and money laundering networks has not been disclosed. The second part of the operation targets El Mencho, leader of the criminal organization that most concerns the United States and Mexico, of which there are also indications that he has planned terrorist acts during the World Cup this summer. It hasn't been specified where Oseguera is located, but U.S. officials had warned two weeks ago that a drone attack in Michoacán was defined, without specifying in which area. The head of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel has been very elusive. In 2021, thanks to a tip from the National Guard, he managed to evade a federal operation on the border between Guanajuato and Jalisco, and during Andrés Manuel López Obrador's government, Navy intelligence located him in the municipality of El Grullo, in southwest Jalisco, but when they requested authorization to capture him, the former president denied it and only allowed them to keep him under surveillance. That was, apparently, the best opportunity they had to detain him. In Sheinbaum's government, operations against this criminal organization have increased, aligning strategic interests with the United States for an operation that manages to neutralize him. The attacks against the three targets in Mexico were designed unilaterally in Washington, but Mexican authorities have joined in, with knowledge, information, and possibly operations. The degree of participation and functions that Mexico's security forces could have is unknown, but the Americans haven't kept them in the dark, as at other times. It would be difficult to do so, and would place the United States in a more serious problem for Sheinbaum's government than the capture of Ismael El Mayo Zambada, because it would mean an attack on Mexican territory where without collaboration existing, it would be a flagrant violation of sovereignty that would force the president to take retaliatory actions to the detriment of both countries.

ProgressiveLogic4U

It is not as simple as you may think. Ripple, the company, will succeed spectacularly, but it is a private company, so there is no way to profit specifically from its success. Sad for us? Ripple's software and rails have been standardized and regulated for trillions of dollars worth of transactions. That seems pretty clear. But that is the software, not the token XRP. The software can use any digitized token to transfer value from here to there. Ripple, the company, seems to have no direct competitors at the highest levels of finance, which are Central Banks and BIS, the central bank of central banks. The issue with XRP is that it is just one token that is available for digitized finance to use. The emergence of all sorts of stablecoins has cluttered the market with tokens of value. These stablecoins are also stable, LOL, which businesses prefer over volatile tokens like BTC. XRP was not supposed to be super volatile like BTC. But stablecoins now offer exactly what big finance and businesses want: extremely stable values. Will the financial item backing stablecoins suffice as value? Will US bonds or gold backing a stablecoin serve as the preferred form of token for world finance? Will the world accept the USDC (the Dollar) as the world's currency in token form? Will Tether's USDT (US Treasuries) serve as the token vehicle of value? Will the BRICS Unit (40% gold-backed) be permanently adopted by some nations? All I can say is that Ripple is the only real competitor when it comes to regulated finance. Finance requires extreme dependability and accountability when transferring trillions of dollars. Ripple has developed the only rails that meet the extreme confidence required for the big money to participate. XRP is the neutral token with the default position for easy, secure use by financial institutions of any size. The XRP token was built for the Ripple environment and is managed by Ripple, reflecting major advantages over other tokens. By default, XRP can be used immediately with the Ripple rails. But Ripple can use other tokens, too. The use of XRP will be minimal for payments when transferring other tokenized coins. So it has to remain viable. XRP is not going away. So will XRP make you rich? That is becoming debatable with the adoption of stablecoins. But XRP is still the default token. Other tokens might fall out of favor. Does the financial world really want to depend on the dollar and debt like US Treasuries in the future? Is there even enough physical gold in the world to reflect hundreds of trillions of dollars in value? Tether can only buy so much gold, and Central banks can only buy so much gold, before there is no gold left to buy.

Pitiful_Fortune_3300

Which token do you prefer? I eyeing on my USDT be need to be a pro member

Cptn_BenjaminWillard

I really look at Tether's mcap to feel things out for what's making the crypto market bouyant. Tether hasn't really printed for the last 40 days, which is VERY uncharacteristic compared to the last several years. There were a couple weeks starting in mid-Dec 2024 where there was no constant slight growth in supply of USDT, and a blip in July 2023 too. Other than that, it's been a slow and steady climb. Once USDT starts to grow in capitalization again, we're going to see significant gains in BTC's price. Frankly, I'm amazed that it hasn't gone down significantly over the past month, considering Tether's stagnation.

AnusMistakus

friendly reminder, if you're holding BTC and 87 breaks, next support is at 78 so be prepared. https://www.coinglass.com/mergev2/BTC-USDT-SPOT

eth03

I'm being convinced the market isn't the same anymore. I used to go by halving schedules, altcoin seasons, etc. But the market is different now and there's new factors at play like the threat of quantum computing attacks, geopolitical risks, and liquidity issues concerning USDT. The old way of figuring out where things will go isn't useful anymore.

RealCryptoDT

Good work on DCA-ing! You’re on your way to being a whole coiner. I built ZenDCA to help people like you 4 years ago. Right now you can only create schedules buying with fiat (limit orders, lowest fees), but Im working on allowing purchases with stablecoins too. This will work great with your process and I’ll actually be doing that myself on Gemini too (auto USDT purchases and then auto DCA on ZenDCA, full automation). Check it out if you want and good luck!

_TheWolfOfWalmart_

USDT

ctrl_alt_bye

Yeah buying using fiat is not supported in my country of residence. As of now, I am doing P2P to get USDT.