USDT

Bluejumprabbit

This is a big deal for stablecoin adoption specifically. If USDC and USDT can settle from Mastercard to bank accounts seamlessly, the friction argument against crypto payments basically disappears

Adorable_Negr0_924

USDT. Anything else would be priced a lot lower than it currently is.

santya95

I agree, that's just dollarization 2.0 no one in iran is holding btc, they are buying and swapping in USDT, do you think normal people who just want to buy bread can substain btc volatility? What if you were there? BTC surge i can buy milk and bread, BTC crash i can't afford to feed my family, is that simple.

Kinglucky154

People are underestimating how crypto and TradFi are merging, platforms like Phemex already let you trade stocks and indices with USDT.

Jolly-Might-903

You still don't get it. There is no usufull mass adopted useful crypto yet. BTC has value because it's the first and holds the trust of the hold blockchain/crypto market and technology. All other altcoin shit coin and what not has limited functionality, xmr if you want to do be anonymous, USDT for digital dollar, Solana if you want to ape on pump and dump coins, matic or whatever layer 2 for cheap transactions. And promises the possibility of mass institutional adoption XRP for example with its atemos to get into the banking system of many countries. None of it matters it's speculation and none of them outperforms in the long run BTC holding. One thing propably possibly in my opinion for certain BTC spawn it all, it started everything and it will exist as a trust for this system whatever the future mass adopted coins are.

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kawfeeman69

My understanding is that USDT is not looked upon fondly by the admin in DC here ..

crystalblogger

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andys811

Look. Let's give an example. Let's say it's 1st May 2021, you have 1,000 ATOM staked and the price is $24 ($24,000 of ATOM) and you want to sell, the issue is there's a 30 day unlock time. What you do is you unstake the token, you now have 30 days to wait to have access to them. Now you go onto the futures market (technically perpetual contracts) and you open a short position, let's say 2x leverage using 12,000 USDT at a price of $24, ignoring maintenance margin ratios and funding rates your liquidation threshold sits at $36. price makes a high of $32 on 7th, not hit your liquidation, and now 31st May rolls around and your tokens are unlocked however ATOM is now at $13, your 1,000 is now worth $13,000 meaning they have lost $11,000 of value. However your short position is now $11,000 in profit and you can simultaneously close the short to get 23,000 USDT and sell the ATOM and have $11,000 cash/stablecoins, on 1st you have 12,000 USDT and $24,000 of ATOM, now you have $36,000 in value the same as before, it's called being delta neutral. The risk is however, say you opened 3x leverage short with 8,000 USDT at $24 on 1st, on the 7th it briefly tipped over $32 and you would have been liquidated, now if you didn't open another short position of 1,000 ATOM at $32 you would have lost the 8,000 USDT and also still only have $13,000 in ATOM, effectively loosing $19,000 instead of $13,000. However if you opened another position that short position could be closed when the tokens unlocked at $13 for $19,000 profit and that would offset the loss of the previous 8,000 USDT short getting liquidated AND ATOM falling from $24 to $13. How is that pretty stupid?

cutestwinkle

They just track gold so the price moves with gold. XAUT is issued by Tether, so it’s essentially as safe as USDT.

sugaruproarx

It’s quite advisable you convert to USDT. That way you might be on a much gaining side.

0xZennite

Glad it helped! If you do end up trying Pionex, start with their spot grid bot on a pair that's been ranging — something like BTC/USDT in a defined channel. Way less risky than jumping straight into leveraged stuff. How far along are you with trading in general?

VastJuice2949

Choose a crypto paired with a stable coin. For example, BTC/USDT Set a price range, say 60000-100000 Set the amount of grids you want, say 300 grids Invest 100 USDT into it to get it running, and voila. You know have a spot grid bot which will trade the pair automatically 24/7. Here's [one](https://share.pionex.com/a/jWhlk3jF?l=en) of the ten that I have running I'll DM you a screenshot of what they look like

Comfortable-Half5165

Some of the most commonly trusted stablecoins people look at are USDT (Tether), USDC (USD Coin), and DAI. They’re widely used across exchanges and DeFi, and generally aim to stay close to the value of the US dollar. That said, it’s always important to check the backing, transparency, and where you plan to use them (trading, DeFi, payments, etc.). The “best” stablecoin often depends on your goal and the platform you trust most.

Particular-Debt-1029

Can you get it to cash? If you can, I’m sure you can find someone who sells USDT or other stable coins.

WhisperVixenn

They just track gold so the price moves with gold. XAUT is issued by Tether, so it’s essentially as safe as USDT. I personally use PAXG issued by Paxos. and I buy from [leather.finance](http://leather.finance/)

cutestwinkle

They just track gold so the price moves with gold. XAUT is issued by Tether, so it’s essentially as safe as USDT.

Helper_kev

You don’t really need to find a physical crypto shop in Kyiv to convert Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH) into stablecoins like Tether (USDT) or USD Coin (USDC). There are a few easy ways people usually do it. 1. P2P exchanges This is probably the most common way. On platforms like Binance, Bybit, or OKX, you can buy USDT directly from another person. You send them money using a bank transfer in UAH, and the exchange holds the crypto safely until the payment is confirmed. 2. Ukrainian crypto exchanges Some local exchanges like WhiteBIT or Kuna are popular in Ukraine. They often let you deposit UAH from your bank and then buy USDT or USDC directly on the platform. 3. Physical crypto exchange offices In Kyiv there are also physical exchange offices where you can trade cash for crypto. People usually find trusted ones through sites like BestChange. After buying the stablecoins, it’s a good idea to move them to your own wallet, like Trust Wallet or a hardware wallet like Ledger, so you have full control of your funds. That way your money stays safe while traveling.

cryptomaghou

That's why blackchain is here. Buy BTC to transfer your money or if you're afraid of fluctuations Buy USDT or LTC and move your money out of any country.

Akihisaaaa

No problem about volatility, just buy a stable coin like USDT, it’s a 1:1 dollar value and not that volatile compared to BTC. Now your only problem is how to allow the transaction to push through from your bank.

totoin74

That is why god made stablecoins my friend. USDT or USDC are what you looking for.

Archophob

if you just need the money out of Ukraine, but don't need to spend all of it right now, bitcoin is quite cheap at the moment. What ever you buy now will be worth more in a few years. if you need to spend it right now (maybe to buy an appartment), a stablecoin like USDT, EURT or XAUT might minimize the volatility. Just keep in mind that those are not as decentralized as bitcoin is and rely on trusting some organisation to match the value with dollars, euros, or gold. Creating a wallet with adresses that only you can access is the easy part. The hard part will be getting the money from the Ukrainian bank account to a crypto exchange in the first place. You need an exchange that operates in Ukraine, so the transfer from the bank to the exchange is legal under Ukrainian law, and that still allows you to withdraw coins to your own wallet. In recent years, banks have become increasingly pedantic about large transfers world-wide.

HashCrafter45

the volatility concern is valid but stablecoins solve that completely. convert to USDT or USDC in ukraine, these are pegged to the dollar so no price risk. send to your own wallet in austria, then convert to euros on a european exchange like kraken or bitvavo. the main thing to be careful about is the legal side. ukraine has restrictions on capital outflows and using crypto to bypass martial law currency controls could have legal implications. worth understanding the rules before moving the full amount. also be careful which exchange you use in ukraine, stick to well known ones with proper KYC to keep a clean paper trail.

Helper_kev

To minimize the risk of price volatility while moving your funds, you can convert your Hryvnia into stablecoins like USDT or USDC, which are digital assets pegged 1:1 to the US Dollar. This allows you to transfer the value to your hardware wallet or a global exchange without worrying about the sudden price drops associated with Bitcoin; once you are safely in Austria, you can then withdraw those stablecoins into Euros at your convenience.

robin_liquidium

One important distinction in this category is custodial vs non-custodial. A lot of BTC-backed loan products still boil down to trusting a centralized platform with your collateral. If you want to borrow stablecoins against BTC without that tradeoff, Liquidium is worth a look. It offers USDT loans against native BTC, no KYC, and it’s fully decentralized. Also rates are much more competitive than the options you mentioned. Full disclosure: I work there. Just mentioning it because most people lump all BTC-backed loan options together when the trust model is actually very different.

robin_liquidium

It depends on if you are going with defi or cefi solutions. usually you put up some BTC as collateral and then you can borrow against it. If the BTC price falls significantly your collateral (BTC) gets liquidated and in return your loan is being paid off. Currently, Liquidium has some of the best rates for borrowing stablecoins (USDT) against native BTC. It’s very simple to use, requires no KYC, and is fully decentralized, so there’s no custodian you need to trust. Worth taking a look. full disclosure: I work there.

robin_liquidium

Currently Liquidium offers the best rates to borrow stablecoins (USDT) against native BTC. It's very straightforward and doesn't required KYC or anything and is fully decentralized, so no need to trust a custodian. I'd recommend checking it out. full disclosure: I work there.

robin_liquidium

Currently Liquidium offers the best rates to borrow stablecoins (USDT) against native BTC. It's very straightforward and doesn't required KYC or anything and is fully decentralized, so no need to trust a custodian. I'd recommend checking it out. full disclosure: I work there.

robin_liquidium

Currently Liquidium offers the best rates to borrow stablecoins (USDT) against native BTC. It's very straightforward and doesn't required KYC or anything and is fully decentralized, so no need to trust a custodian. I'd recommend checking it out. full disclosure: I work there.

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tldr; South Korea's financial authorities are excluding dollar-pegged stablecoins like USDT and USDC from corporate cryptocurrency trading guidelines, citing conflicts with the Foreign Exchange Transactions Act. These stablecoins are not recognized as legal payment instruments, restricting their use for corporate liquidity or cross-border payments. This move forces companies to rely on traditional banking systems, potentially increasing costs and latency. Critics argue this policy may hinder innovation and push businesses offshore, impacting the local economy. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

roitakesforever

USDT have x10 more volume than USDC for the last 30 days

Enough_Angle_7839

Kinda wild how different the approaches are right now. Florida pushing stablecoin rules forward, while in some places regulators still don’t really know what to do with them. I was just reading that South Korea might actually exclude stablecoins like USDT and USDC from corporate crypto investment guidelines because legally they still don’t recognize them as a proper payment instrument. Whole thing feels like regulators everywhere are still figuring this stuff out.

Bkokane

Wtf are you talking about. What account? Why is USDT involved if you’re sending Bitcoin? Why is your friend trying to send you something if you’re the one trying to move your Bitcoin?

WellPayed

What network did they send USDT on?

Horror-Sector7498

Stablecoins can be useful, but they’re not as protected as bank deposits (no government insurance). They carry risks like de-pegging, issuer problems, or platform hacks. If you use them, larger ones like USDC or USDT are generally considered more established. Still, many people keep long-term savings in banks and use stablecoins mainly for trading, transfers, or DeFi.

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Thanks for the detailed explanation, I really appreciate it. The main issue for me is that I can’t really use direct card → crypto purchases on exchanges. In my country crypto is restricted, and if the bank sees that the payment is going to a crypto exchange it can get flagged and the card may be frozen, so I try to avoid transactions that are clearly labeled as crypto purchases. P2P unfortunately doesn’t help much either, because the price there usually follows the black market rate, so the exchange rate advantage basically disappears. That’s why I was looking into creator / donation platforms as a possible workaround. And regarding USDT, the network I usually use is TRC20, sometimes Arbitrum One as well. Thanks again for the info and the warning — really helpful

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1. Find a cryptocurrency exchange (Binance, Kraken, Coinbase, etc.) in your country. 2. Before you create an account on that cryptocurrency exchange, search for it on Coingecko. Examine the trust score that the exchange has. 3. When you find an exchange you think is trustworthy, register an account with that exchange. About step 3: Most trustworthy exchanges will ask you for your ID or legal address and other identity verification information. This is normal. If you follow the step below, your "friend" will never know your real information, and can send you your money: Figure out how to receive USDT or USDC on the exchange you use. Copy the address to USDT or USDC, then send your friend that wallet address. If you think this is a bit complicated, just go to youtube and search for the following two topics after you perform step one above: 1. How to register an account on [my exchange of choice]. 2. How to receive crypto on [my exchange of choice]. If you want to be very careful and make sure you are doing things the right way, have your friend send a "test transaction" of 1 USD of crypto. I hope this has been helpful.

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Flamboiant_Canadian

Not much of a store of value if you bought it recently. Maybe for all the people who were part of the low difficulty mining over a decade ago?  If BTC can move 8x its value in a single cycle, I wouldn't really consider it to be a store of value, unless you bought it at the very bottom, and few people have.  USDT/USDC has a better store of value than BTC because those numbers remain stable. 

evolution800

I prefer to keep my coins locally, not in exchange? Can you recommend me wallet for USDT and USDC?

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OaVana42

It's good to learn since you're ready to lose it. Try [axiom.trade](http://axiom.trade) , covert the USDT to Solana and you can trade all the meme coins here but don't buy anything follow news and info from popular creators and influencers from Instagram reels/twitter.

TheBitcoin21

USDT & USDC. If funds are large, keep them in a walle. Tier 1 Exchange is fine if the amount is not so large & yiu need to use them/convert to fiat regularly.

BuildWithJohnny

Bro starting with 50 USDT and treating it as learning fees is actually the smartest thing you can do. Most people jump in with big money and zero knowledge. You're doing it right. Quick tips: 1. Start with top 10 coins (BTC, ETH, SOL) they are safer and easier to learn from. 2. Use TradingView for charts look for support/resistance levels. 3. Follow credible people (not shillers) on X. 4. Learn why a coin pumps or dumps before buying. 5. Most importantly: journal every trade win or lose, write down why you entered and exited. You'll lose some, learn a lot, and eventually get better. Welcome to the jungle.

BeautifulAuthor9167

Starting small with 50 USDT is smart! Since you want to know *why* a coin like Doge moves, where do others here go to find reliable market info?

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I wanted to leave the community alone i wanted to let you all get rich and mr.worldwide had to keep pushing..... I literally commented on an orca picture and instantly 2026-03-05T11:46:19.759027 ORCA/USDT:USDT LONG Limit exit placed: Stop loss triggered -1.03 % -3.643 2026-03-05T11:45:20.862926 ORCA/USDT:USDT LONG Limit exit placed: Trailing stop loss triggered 1.09 % 5.501 2026-03-05T11:42:21.287115 ORCA/USDT:USDT LONG Limit exit placed: Trailing stop loss triggered 1.74 % 8.506 2026-03-05T11:40:54.266795 ORCA/USDT:USDT LONG Limit exit placed: Trailing stop loss triggered 2.75 % 12.830 2026-03-05T11:36:11.915914 ORCA/USDT:USDT LONG Limit exit placed: Stop loss triggered -1.47 % -7.025 2026-03-05T11:29:28.721339 ORCA/USDT:USDT LONG Limit exit placed: Trailing stop loss triggered 1.44 % 6.704 So fuck it, i gave him 30 mins nearly 30 mins ago to have BTC in my account or ill fuck this bullrun over he making me homeless ontop of all this. So get your shorts ready.

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cutestwinkle

literally the same than holding USDT. they hold it in bunkers, i trust it more than core devs

Hannahshear

Basically top10 Coinmarketcap is fine to have excluding stablecoins like USDT/USDC

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wynzly

nah, after that terra/luna ust incident, im done with holding anykind of currency related to crypto except USDT(the only one i know and still being used). lucky at that time, i didnt hold anything related to LUNA, but other cryptocurrencies also got hit real hard because of luna IIRC (i had avax, sol at that time).

Nearby_Ring_8054

Bruh this looks like someone asking to borrow 100 USDT to "turn things around" lmao. Classic gamblers fallacy - if you're already down bad enough to beg strangers on reddit, maybe take a break from trading for a bit.

BTCWallahFXEmpire

You’re asking the right question. Note these points. I wrote them in a rush and asked GPT to "polish the f\*\*\* out." **1) “XRP will replace SWIFT” sounds bigger than the proof.** After years, we still don’t see clear, massive real-world bank usage that matches the hype. Most cross-border money still runs on SWIFT/correspondent banking, and a lot of “crypto settlement” today is happening with stablecoins (USDT/USDC) because they don’t swing in price. **2) Small/mid banks needing big XRP reserves is a real problem.** People say “they can use on-demand liquidity,” but someone still has to provide deep XRP liquidity in every corridor. If liquidity is thin, costs rise (slippage), and banks hate that kind of uncertainty. **3) The $50 XRP argument isn’t the main issue.** Price per coin doesn’t matter much because XRP is divisible. The real issue is volatility: a bridge asset that can drop/rip fast is risky for payments. **4) Ripple owning a lot creates an overhang.** Even if they don’t “control” price, big supply concentration means markets expect more supply, which can cap upside. **5) “It’s an L1” doesn’t fix adoption.** Lots of L1s exist. The core promise was cross-border dominance — and that’s still not obvious.

ReceptionSmall9941

Issuers want the reserve yield, but they also want distribution control in their own apps and regions. Network effects are strong, so most new stablecoins stay niche unless they solve a specific compliance or payment rail problem better than USDT/USDC.

Garrett_CPAatCOS

I think you are saying that you hold $50K of USDT and are wanting to sell it for fiat and deposit that fiat in your US bank account during a year in which you are a US resident (by holding either a Greencard or satisfying the substantial presence test). You can do this and would not incur substantial tax on the withdrawal in the US. For US tax purposes, you are taxed on gains/losses while you are a resident. Since this is USDT, the gain/loss on converting the stable to fiat is basically zero. You would need to report that you "sold" USDT for fiat during the tax year at a cost basis similar to the fair value.

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I’m going to answer you straight. Taking out a $50k loan to trade Bitcoin full time is a very high-risk move, especially if you don’t already have a proven track record. A loan means fixed pressure. The market is variable. That combination forces bad decisions. When you’re trading with debt, you’re not just managing risk - you’re managing stress, time, and repayments. That changes how you think. The real question isn’t “Bitcoin or stocks?” It’s this: Do you have a strategy that has been consistently profitable for at least 3-6 months on real money (not just demo)? If not, a loan won’t fix that. It will amplify the weaknesses. Now to your technical question: When you sell Bitcoin on an exchange, the funds stay in your exchange account - usually in USD, USDT, or another quote currency. Yes, you can immediately buy Bitcoin again. And yes, there are fees. Most exchanges charge around 0.1% per trade on spot, sometimes more depending on volume. If you trade frequently, fees add up quickly. If you’re serious about trading, here’s a more realistic approach: Start smaller. Trade your own capital. Prove consistency. Scale with profits. Keep a cash buffer so you’re not forced to make emotional trades. Markets reward discipline, not aggression. And if you’re trying to understand how Bitcoin reacts to macro events, liquidity shifts, and geopolitical shocks - I break down moves like this in my newsletter, WebSnack. It’s short, focused, and built for people who actually care about how the market works, not just price predictions. But first - make sure you’re protecting your downside. That’s what keeps you in the game.

ReceptionSmall9941

Those charges are usually card-processing spread plus FX markup, not a blockchain USDT fee, so Google Pay purchases often look much worse than they should. Before confirming, compare the final USDT received across platforms and networks (including withdrawal fee), because the cheapest route is often the one with lower total conversion + payout cost.

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OkBuy4754

BTC/ETH 80/20 stack for volatility balance. Most alts are liquidity traps. Track USDT market depth not price. Volume tells truth.

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tldr; Tether, the issuer of the largest stablecoin USDT, is valued between $200 billion and $375 billion, potentially making its top shareholder, CFO Giancarlo Devasini, wealthier than Warren Buffett. Tether's profits, largely from USDT reserves backed by U.S. Treasury Bills, reached $10 billion last year. The company is expanding into AI, energy, and education, while holding significant investments in gold, bitcoin, and ventures. Tether's fundraising aims to boost institutional credibility amid growing competition and regulatory scrutiny in the stablecoin market. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

monkeytrade_

The best thing to do is zoom out. If you're unsure, stablecoins are your best friend for a while. Just park your assets in USDT/USDC and wait for a clear trend. Better to miss a small pump than to catch a massive dump.

-5H4Z4M-

Berachain supports USDT0 which is a Layer 0 version of USDT and it's not supported on Binance. You either need to bridge USDT0 into another network supported by Binance, or you need to create an EVM-compatible wallet that supports Berachain network, Metamaask, TrustWallet and RabbyWallet can do that.

bbqyak

You can use something like Cake Wallet. Send LTC (for fast transaction time) and swap it for USDT. But the fees are high and you're going to lose a few percent in the process. Or get a VPN and buy it on an exchange. But unless you're trying to buy a coin you can't without USDC, there's really no benefit. You'll be jumping through hoops here potentially losing money just to get a stablecoin.

ceihuslo

Crypto isn't anonymous by default Bitcoin, USDT, and most chains are pseudonymous and fully traceable via blockchain analysis, especially once your wallet touches a KYC exchange or fiat ramp, so governments can (and do) link identities through chain surveillance. You can raise the bar significantly by using privacy tools like mixers, Monero/Zcash for native privacy, or nonkyc swaps Godex for cross-chain moves without leaving easy trails, but true untraceability is hard and never guaranteed if you're careless anywhere in the flow.

Funny-Reading-6272

The friction you're describing is exactly why I switched my approach last year. The whole "move to exchange, convert, pay fees, wait" cycle defeats the purpose of crypto being more efficient than traditional finance. For spending USDT directly, the key is finding cards that support stablecoin top-ups without forcing you through conversions. The fee structure matters more than people realize - some cards advertise "no fees" but hide 2-3% in conversion spreads. Things to watch for: - Does it support direct stablecoin deposits or force you through their exchange? - What's the actual spread on conversions (not just the stated fee)? - Do they report to IRS for every transaction or just yearly summaries? - Can you actually get the card without waiting months? I've been using RizzCard for this - no KYC which initially seemed sketchy but turns out to be legal for smaller amounts, works on Visa rails so acceptance is solid, and USDT goes straight to spendable balance. The main limitation is the spending caps without verification, but for daily spending it's been way smoother than the exchange dance. The real game-changer is treating stablecoins as your actual spending money rather than just a hodl position. Makes crypto feel like it's actually useful, not just speculative.

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tldr; Tether, the issuer of the USDT stablecoin, has frozen $4.2 billion in USDT tokens linked to illicit activities over the past three years. This action highlights Tether's role in combating financial crime through its address blacklisting mechanism, making it a key partner for regulators. However, it has sparked debates about centralization and the potential risks to user trust in a decentralized ecosystem. Critics argue that Tether's discretionary power lacks transparency and legal recourse, raising concerns about the balance between regulation and decentralization in the crypto space. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

wynzly

nah, after that terra/luna ust incident, im done with holding anykind of currency related to crypto except USDT(the only one i know and still being used). lucky at that time, i didnt hold anything related to LUNA, but other cryptocurrencies also got hit real hard because of luna IIRC (i had avax, sol at that time).

Xiximaro

I think Coinbase doesn't charge you or is a negligent amount if you buy USDT, I might be wrong though

SirBankz

I prefer using P2P of a secure and reputable exchange. Buy the USDT then do whatever I like with it. The fee is not much for me to handle. Try checking it out on BingX, bitget and Binance. Do a diligent research before you start.

North-Exchange5899

buy USDT on an exchange with the lowest fees you trust, then send straight to Stables...P2P or card to USDT apps can save a bit, but you’ll always pay something somewhere

Cannister7

Doesn't have to be USDT but since I've already set up the Stables wallet, I don't really want to go elsewhere. I think I did try and get a Coinbase account or the card once and it got too complicated. I'm really just looking for the cheapest way to buy stablecoins and send to another wallet. It seems you can buy directly on the Stables wallet also, but I can't work out what the fees are for that, as yet.

Blooberino

I don't know about availability and rules for Australia, but you can use a coinbase card anywhere Visa is accepted for USDC. Costs nothing to top up and use, and you can get 0.5% of your purchases back in USDC, BTC. and a few others. If you need to use USDT or coinbase card isnt available then ignore this.

Muzansam

Queriendo empezar hacer trading desde cuba con 17 años Este es mi monedero Bitcoin: bc1q9v24s4z3sqzy6t3pvj8pcc6cxuezwugreq456r TON: UQCqdXh9pAhQ0gkMwXpZeqmpSRibXQ8oUXHTeZKDyeuw7IQE USDT(TRC20): TN4QBjzdKJNzUDw8HjuQ9hcTDXMFsidpvp ETH: 0x3A08BEa0934c9de22dC10e0B909c517b3008C7f6 BNB(BEP2): bnb1d8jwpwal0hprw9ewc9nqlquqvhw7ap6693h4d8 si alguien me quiere hace alguna donación que sea por algún medio de eso me vendría bien causa

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Queriendo empezar hacer trading desde cuba con 17 años Este es mi monedero Bitcoin: bc1q9v24s4z3sqzy6t3pvj8pcc6cxuezwugreq456r TON: UQCqdXh9pAhQ0gkMwXpZeqmpSRibXQ8oUXHTeZKDyeuw7IQE USDT(TRC20): TN4QBjzdKJNzUDw8HjuQ9hcTDXMFsidpvp ETH: 0x3A08BEa0934c9de22dC10e0B909c517b3008C7f6 BNB(BEP2): bnb1d8jwpwal0hprw9ewc9nqlquqvhw7ap6693h4d8 si alguien me quiere hace alguna donación que sea por algún medio de eso me vendría bien causa

CapitalIncome845

but why? Stablecoins are the way payments are going. Maybe we'll add USDT but that's all anyone really needs.

NielsAurora

Just so you know you have it in USDT in the screenshot

SoftwareBitter2769

Any one from Netherlands contact me buying neosurf kyc 120USDT

EarningsPal

So stupid. If you have the ability to get people to invest $328 Million with you, all you have to do is the right thing. You win. They don’t necessarily have to win either. But as long as the investment was legal and legitimate, it’s their risk. This dude could have just put $328 Million into 20% BTC/USDC, 20% BTC/USDT, 10% ETH/USDC 10% ETH/USDT, 20% Stablecoin Liquidity Pools/Lending protocols like AAVE or Morpho, and the last 20% into US Treasuries or on chain treasury tokens from legit sources. He could take a management fee of 1% of what is invested, a performance fee per year. Any year someone is up, he gets paid handsomely. Any year the customer is down, he still gets paid 1%. If he could have just lasted another 4 years, it’s likely he would be managing 400 Million doing absolutely nothing except putting money in and out of liquidity pools and generating reports to whomever asks for details. I never understand why people do t just invest the money into an index fund. Although it’s wrong to lie, the Ponzi dudes can promise massive returns and just invest in an index fund and do nothing else. Just keep talking about your proprietary research and experience. Anyone that wants their money out, pay them. They will get the market return and compare that to their other portfolio and probably have little to argue about. They will have made a profit, just not as much as they hoped. That’s investing.

TheresNoSecondBest

Why dealing with centralized shitcoins like USDC/USDT if you can buy bitcoin at BISQ, Robosats, HodlHodl, PeachBitcoin or Vexl, directly from the sellers?

Mattie_Kadlec

This is actually a meaningful shift for perp DEX design. Idle collateral has always been a hidden inefficiency. If USDT margin can sit in Aave and still be accessible for liquidation logic, that’s a pretty big upgrade.

One_Perspective971

Actually, thinking back to my South America trip a couple of years ago, I had a similar moment where everything financial just went sideways. I was using crypto a lot for stuff like AirBNB and car rentals, and it was super handy until it wasn't. I went back the next year, and suddenly my transfers were getting flagged left and right. One time, both Revolut and Binance locked up on me when I tried to pay my AirBNB dues, saying it looked like a scam. Talked to support, but they were like, "Nope, gotta wait it out." So there I was, stuck in Paraguay, and I kinda stumbled on a local exchange. Wasn't sure what to expect because, well, it's Paraguay, not a place you think of for regulated crypto exchanges. But they had this actual office you could walk into, looked legit. They were working under local rules but kind of reminded me of how Binance worked years ago when everything still just...worked, just more local, you know? Got set up with them using my German passport, switched some USDT to USD, and I've been using them to shuffle funds back to Germany via SWIFT. Worked out pretty smooth, which was a relief. The place is called X4T. Seems they've been keeping up the good work over the years given by the attention they get now especially down there in LATAM.

tornavec

I also opened a virtual card on Cryptomus. It's convenient to exchange cryptocurrency for USDT there using their converter with zero fees

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JCFT_Collins

Are you sure about that? I am not trying to correct you, I'm just curious. One year I swapped BTC to USDT and then back on the same day, I had a "realized" gain in bitcoin once i swapped, and it was on my 1099 from cointracker. Is USDC different than USDT as far as tax purposes?

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tldr; DeFi smart wallet platform Holdstation confirmed a security breach resulting in the loss of 462,000 USDT. The breach was disclosed on February 24, 2026, with the total loss confirmed the following day. Holdstation is investigating the incident, preparing a compensation plan, and advising users to secure their funds. This marks the second breach within a month, raising concerns about the platform's security. The company has not yet disclosed technical details of the exploit but is working to strengthen its security measures. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Chemical_Location262

Hard to say if it’s insider or just a well-timed whale position big players usually move based on liquidity and market structure. Retail only sees it after the move.,By the way, I mostly use TRON for USDT transfers. I’m holding some TRX now is staking enough to reduce fees, or is energy renting a better option?

crypto-indian

Use swap USDT - BTC why to use CEX

Lost_Bridge5106

Just my two cents, BYDFi’s way is smoother and cost-effective. Demo trading starts at $10, 200x leverage for bigger gains, 59 fiat currencies with fast transfers, a 50k USDT demo account and BYDFI token for fee slashes.

OkSeries5363

If you have more confidence in Tether than the USD, you’re basically saying you trust a private company’s receipt for a dollar more than the dollar itself. USDT value is literally a mirror of the USD. If the dollar crashes the 'receipt' doesn't stay valuable it just becomes a digital record of a currency thats now worth less? Tether isnt an alternative to the dollar its a transportation system for the dollar. If the destination ie USD disappears, the bus isn't going anywhere. Also tether is actually about 80% backed by US treasuries. Gold and BTC only make up a tiny fraction of their reserves.

Consistent_Cry4592

if you want arbitrage and rn then best pain will be MAV - USDT rn spread on Kucoin and binance is 2.7% Depends on what you gonna do with it if you want to hold then just choose one of the top 5 giants

DruPeacock23

Assuming those attestation (not to be confused with audit) are correct. "BDO Italia, part of the BDO network, conducts these quarterly reviews to verify the accuracy of Tether’s reserves and confirm they are fully backed. The reports are published by Tether." "The reports confirm that Tether’s consolidated assets exceed its consolidated liabilities, showing a 1:1 (or higher) backing for all USDT in circulation."

MaximumStudent1839

Doubt it. 1) Doubt they have the right technical expertise. You can see from the fact that they launched their EVM via the Cosmos stack. 2) Don't think they have an edge on user distribution for their stablecoin. Their cultists aren't on-chain natives and are extremely low tech-savvy. They are maybe good memers, but not really crypto product users. You can see from XRPL's low TVL. On the other hand, USDT and USDC have native user bases to drive adoption. While TradFi fintechs, like PayPal, can push their native Web 2 customer base to adopt. Not sure where their edge lies for real adoption when they have spent the vast majority of their capital memeing about their project and community. It is hard to turn that around.

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