USDT

DeaderthanZed

Being “gifted 25,260 USDT on the Polygon network” just regular things happening to regular people in crypto not sus at all.

FedePro87

Interesting theory, but a few questions: If AAVE is just a lending protocol, how exactly does borrowing assets there directly impact BTC/ETH price without transferring to a CEX and placing real market orders? Why would Tether "print billions" just to sustain a leverage loop — isn’t that economically suicidal and legally risky under increasing scrutiny? How does issuing new USDT magically stop a price collapse if no one is actually buying with it? Doesn’t market price depend on real demand, not on the existence of potential liquidity?

Hungry-Class9806

Change "Tether" by Government, "USDT" by any currency , "exchanges controlled by Justin Sun" by Federal Reserve or ECB

Vlox47

USDT isn't a chain... what?

vFried

Interesting to see people falling for flashed USDT is alive and well.

assasinine

No legitimate business will ever go near USDT, especially for remittance.

kenashe

USDT would still require an underlying chain though, right? I wonder with one that would be.

Cptn_BenjaminWillard

My bet is USDT. And yes, the valuation is already insane.

D3VOUR3DD

Your getting scammed most likely. Who is going to gift you 25k USDT? Seriously

cecirdr

I tried to make a bitcoin purchase and it fell on its face. There was no lightning option, so it literally took nearly an hour to clear, But the price shifted down In the meantime, so my purchase failed. I got refunded in USDT, but Coinbase didn’t accept it, so I had to open up a Binance account just to convert it, then send it to my Coinbase account. It was stupid annoying and cost me quite a bit on fees to get my money back. I tried out on a lark just to see. I’m not doing that again! I never see any option to purchase in anything other than BTC or USDT so far. That’s why I wonder whether ALTs will ever be used. Even Ethereum is never an option I see.

mjergen

Leverage is a tool used in perpetual futures trading. Simply put, it's money that you borrow from the exchange (Binance, Bybit, etc...) Let's say I have only 1000 USDT in my exchange wallet, but I wanna open several positions. I can use leverage to increase my position size. A x20 leverage means that I suddenly have 1000 x20 = 20,000 USDT available to trade. But by doing so, I borrow 20,000 - 1000 = 19,000 USDT from the exchange. And so, for every position opened with that leverage, my gains are multiplied by that leverage, but my losses are too. If I Long some altcoin with x20 leverage and it climbs 10%, well my gain is 10%x20 = +200% However, if I Long some altcoin, but it crashes 10%, my loss will be 10%x20 = -200%. What's liquidation? Your futures account gets liquidated if your loss is too big. It means that the exchange takes all your available USDT from your futures wallet, to cover the losses you caused. Because after all, you borrowed money from them and your bad trading decision caused them to lose that money. In a liquidation, your spot wallet is safe, and you only lose your funds stored in your futures wallet. So what causes a liquidation? It's the position size. It's absolutely crucial to understand that if you have 1000 USDT in your futures wallet, you simply can't and shouldn't use 500 USDT with leverage, because there's simply not enough money left to act as a safeguard. Let's say I have about 2000 USDT on my Futures wallet to play with. If I use 50% of that, I'm left with 1000 USDT to act as an "airbag", as a safe pillow. But with x20 leverage, that safeguard will get destroyed if the coin crashes by 100% ÷ x20 = 5%. Very often on Twitter I read "bro, I got liquidated on futures because of my high leverage". People saying that have no clue how leverage works and should not trade futures. What causes liquidations isn't leverage, it's stupid position sizing Source : daily trading that shit on futures perps since 2020

Straight-Attitude488

https://www.mexc.co/en-IN/exchange/REM_USDT

weiga

Why USDC but not USDT? Why any of them?

Joe-M-4

Good question! Tether made it into the Top Ten in 2019, so I included USDT into the Experiment. Ever since I have left one stable in to allow for fair comparisons between the 8 different portfolios 

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Master_Rain_9229

Totally agree. But the thing is, I *''knew''* that the markets were going to go up in the next couple of months/weeks and would continue to do so further, so I was very confident that if I just held and didn’t do anything, I would make a fuck ton of money. I was totally AWARE of that. But over the weeks, when everything went according to plan, I was getting used to the idea of these 250k. It felt like not much at all. That was the moment Bitcoin started consolidating, and I was already massively in profit. But as said, I was getting used to it. These 250k that I basically had in front of me felt like peanuts. I started feeling the need of wanting more. Greed. There was a fuck ton of liquidity below us at 80k, so I thought to myself: what if I sell now, lock in my profits (which were about 8k at that point), and reenter the market when the liquidity around 80k gets grabbed, with my new profits, and then let it run? Then an average of a 10x would get me to around 650k. Now *THAT* felt cool! So this thought got more prominent in my head over time, not letting me go. Just a big: What if? And I knew the whole time that would be the dumbest thing to do and went against everything I told myself not to do. But eventually I sold. And now I was sitting there. With around 12k USDT. And even then, the 600k didn’t feel enough. So I entered a short position. All in. With 8x leverage, with the thought: *If the markets don’t go down to 80k one more time, I’m fucked anyways, so why not short it.* I know that’s the dumbest way to think and I wasn’t clearly thinking at that time, not at all. Didn’t sleep a lot and had a lot of personal problems as well in my life. But I did it. And Bitcoin hit my entry price perfectly, went down, so I was confident my plan would work, but as told, it was kind of an all-or-nothing thing, so I didn’t even set a stop loss. Woke up the next morning and now I was in the mess. Bitcoin pumped, and was in an all-in short position now down like 50%. Long story short, I now got liquidated and the money’s gone. I’m not sad about the money that’s gone. Money comes and goes. And i'm confidend in my ability to get money in the future. I’m sad that I didn’t stick to my plan. I even recorded videos of me at 4 a.m. in the morning entering the positions on Black Monday, as a memory for myself in the future, swearing to myself that my strategy was to just HOLD and not do anything but set my stop loss at break-even for all of my positions—which I did. But as soon as I was sitting in profit and Bitcoin started consolidating, I was getting sooo fucking greedy, completely lost my mind, and fucked up everything. Now, my plan went through perfectly pretty much and Bitcoin’s sitting at 100k. That was my plan from the beginning—I knew that’d happen—but the 250k, which I was so confident of getting if I just held, wasn’t fucking enough. WTF. 17 years old and 250k’s not enough... Don’t know what I was thinking, but it definitely was the biggest lesson ever, even though it sounds dumb. If everything tells you not to do something but you still get pulled towards doing it—probably don’t fucking do it. I knew i'd get 250k at 17 and it wasn't enough. (The 250k im using is just hypothetical, but i estimate i'd made at least around a number somewehre in that area)

BeneficialStable7990

Yes the Vatican was at it in March.. Sent a banker from the UAE to buy up 100000 bitcoin private to change into USDT. Would depress the market ...

mehmilani

Using USDT that may or may not be properly backed funds, that is.

absurdcriminality

It’s open to anyone as long as you’ve got an account and some USDT to trade.

Routine_Bat_2147

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Amber_Sam

I'm talking about the other shitcoin, wrapped bitcoin. You leave it in the contracts, it will delegates from real bitcoin and you'll get liquidated because the price in USDT goes down despite bitcoin going up.

solanagru

The idea is you will get USDT and convert it to USD.

G0SimRacerG0

The purchase was completed and this is the process that was used:  1. Wire money from USA bank to Kraken. 2. Purchase USDT from cash.  3. Withdraw USDT to whatever wallet you need to pay.  In total it cost me about 1% in fees to do this, including the wire transfer fee.  I hope this will help someone with a similar situation!

Past_Hotel_5987

And why would they hold low-quality crypto in their portfolio? Most of these services use BTC, USDT and TRX and USDC. All are very liquid.

solanagru

Aren't defi options where you can get USDT for your bitcoin a better option?!

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Tether, the company behind the USDT stablecoin, announced Tether AI, an open-source AI platform integrating cryptocurrency and AI through decentralized applications. Set to launch later this year, it aims to simplify crypto operations using AI agents while maintaining privacy and decentralization. The platform will support Bitcoin and USDT payments without API keys and includes a wallet development kit. Tether's broader strategy includes investments in Bitcoin and mining, aligning with its push into AI and decentralized financial tools. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Foreign-Lie8

Only USDT

CunningStunt_1

I agree with the sentiment. Trons main selling point is it is the home of USDT. I personally think its active wallet numbers are over stated, its TVL is likely accurate due to USDT. Hence is market evaluation.

GMEthLoopring

DCA into stable coins? Buy USDT & USDC!!! lol tell her to just dca into BTC and leave it be or she’ll lose more money

ZellahYT

You use the coin itself for transfers of wealth, I have paid a lot of stuff in USDT / USDC and a little bit in ETH. But it not only for store of wealth but also for transactions.

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TheShtoiv

In Europe, we have a boner for installing compliance on everything for "security & accountability." Whether that's KYC, AML regulations, reporting for everything under the sun. MICA recently demanded that USDT is no longer offered to European clients (and as such, we stopped earning interest for it on platforms such as Nexo). I have a hunch that when they release their digital €, they will find a roundabout way to restrict the trading of Crypto, have Europeans report their activities on the blockchain by some kind of regulatory law which aims to "protect " them, and they will happily accept it.

Affectionate-Ring104

Take out a loan for millions of dollars. Use the USDT to pay the loan back. No income tax on debt. Look it up- this is a main tactic with billionaires.

pqrs90

If you convert USDT to cash in your Binance account then deposit to your registered bank account there shouldn’t be a problem. Any profit made from the original investment you pay tax.if funds are legitimate it’s easy to prove

coffee__lord

Yeah, I think USDT is the thing that could cause next big crash

pickleBoy2021

Went down this USDT rabbit hole 5 years ago. Game changed. End of the day everyone is envious of their margins and cash flow. So they will be replicated and copied. So much still missing from these statements. Learn more history. Many others have done a lot more work. Good luck and using your energy on this.

Icy_Mushroom_425

Withdrawing millions in USDT to fiat through a bank will always raise compliance checks. No shortcuts here - large transfers always trigger scrutiny to comply with anti-money laundering laws.

aTomatoFarmer

Send it all to my USDT address and I’ll deposit it to your bank account anonymously after I take a small 2% cut

klever_nixon

convert USDT to fiat directly on Binance via P2P or bank transfer (SEPA/SWIFT), then withdraw to your verified bank account. For large sums, use Binance VIP OTC or contact their institutional desk (min. $200K, no max)

Kallen501

Cryptocurrency was designed precisely for this purpose but people will use shit-tokens instead? I don't think so. USDT was useful to escape crypto volatility for a little while, now governments are involved with stablecoins and the jig is up. They'll try to pivot everyone onto stablecoins because they're essentially CBDCs, which is what they've wanted to roll out for years. But it won't work.

TheMajesticPrincess

If you've ever seen how bankrupcy proceedings work, the difference between everyone on this Reddit and Binance, is that they'll have to pay Binance, but they won't have to pay us (we're lower priority in the liquidation). I also think that Binance is between a rock and a hard place, as reducing their USDT exposure too quickly could cause major fear in the market, so even if they think it's risky they have to be careful in how they go about offloading it.

GrImPiL_Sama

Yup. This one is almost spot on, except for the minting of USDT on the weekends part. They mint all week long. Mostly on weekdays.

Corrosive_salts

Because BTC/USDT is the trading pair.

50nathan

I could suggest some good exchanges that don't require KYC and when you're of age, you can verify yourself since they accept US residents. There's [Ourbit Exchange](https://www.ourbit.com/) that allows a high withdrawal per 24-hour rate, I think it's 15 BTC and once you're verified it's 200 BTC per day. [KCEX Exchange](https://www.kcex.com/) allows 15 BTC unverified and 30 BTC verified and they allow US residents to be verified once of age. They both have 0 spot trading fees and extremely low withdrawal fees. So you can save a lot on fees. The best wallet I use to hold my Bitcoin is [Stack Wallet](https://stackwallet.com/). They are very private which would be good in your case, you can have multiple Bitcoin addresses to avoid reusing the same one, they're open source and they have Tor so you can broadcast transactions in private and of course non-custodial. I recently found them, it's a must have, moved all my BTC there. As for buying BTC, I haven't found any site in particular so you might have to do P2P. That said, I've noticed with P2P sites fees associated with buying BTC are very high compared to buying USDT or USDC and then sending it to the exchanges I gave earlier. Otherwise, find people in person to exchange with. Anyone can correct me if I'm wrong on this but if you want to hold your USDC and USDT, I believe Coinbase wallet (not the exchange) allows you to send out without gas fees, meaning you don't have to hold other cryptos to provide fees. Once, I sent out USDC from my Coinbase wallet and it offered me zero fees, idk if that was because I linked the exchange to my wallet or it's always like that. Otherwise, just send the USDT/USDC directly to the exchange and buy Bitcoin. I hope this helps!

DaddyDogmeat

Delisted on exchanges yes I know, it didn't sound like OP wants to deal with CEX but rather store it safely and deploy whenever needed. It's still safer than any EU crap to keep on-chain longer term. Even if I lived in EU (Thank god I don't) It's still keep part of my savings split between Usdc and USDT

External-Advice860

EURC might be an option, while USDT is already banned.

Beginning_Service387

try regulated stablecoins like Euro Coin (EUROC) or Tether (USDT),

External-Advice860

well, USDT was banned in EU for a reason. Among other stables.

Beginning-Cash-6089

Great point — the fact that USDT is banned from issuance in the EU under MiCA is a massive red flag. Regulators essentially said: “This stablecoin doesn’t meet even the minimum standards for transparency or oversight.” That alone should be a wake-up call. Curious — what other major red flags around Tether do you think people are still ignoring?

AlexGaming1111

Circle also has EURC which considering is a direct euro stablecoin is probably under a lot more scrutiny in the EU. Circle is probably more trusted because they also comply with EU MiCA regulation. At this point using USDT instead of USDC is just unnecessary risk.

BrokeButFabulous12

You know USDT is delisted on EU exhanges due to MiCA regulations? So i would not advise to go with tether and dont worry, if you dont keep up with news then it can quite complicate your liquid assets beign actually liquid...

CryptoByline

If you're specifically worried about censorship-resistance and seizure risk, then the answer is simple: no centralized stablecoin is truly safe. USDC, EURC, USDT — all have blacklist functions. Even DAI is partially collateralized by USDC now.  If you want non-confiscatable, you’re really talking about BTC or XMR (Monero) — not a stablecoin.  But if you still need a relatively stable store of value for DCA, here are your main paths:  LUSD (Liquity USD) – overcollateralized and censorship-resistant (no admin keys). But less liquid and harder to access from fiat directly.  sDAI or RAI – more decentralized models, though still niche and less stable.  Or skip stables entirely: convert fiat → BTC gradually using auto-DCA tools like Swan or Relay and hold cold.  Lump-sum vs DCA? Historically lump-sum outperforms most of the time — but only if you’re emotionally ready to handle the dips. DCA smooths the ride psychologically, not necessarily economically.  Your move depends on what matters more: control or convenience. You can’t have both 100% in crypto (yet). 

DaddyDogmeat

Let's start with why you shouldn't worry about your USDT or Usdc being frozen. Both Tether and Circle only ever froze (confiscation it's possible I think) assets only with relation to organized crime, drugs human trafficking etc You are 100% safe unless you're a major criminal or knows hacker I would never go for EU stable coins Stick to USDT or Usdc and don't worry unless you're shifting billions of dollars

Routine_Coyote1195

Have you heard of Coindepo? I’ve been using CoinDepo for a while now. I put a portion of my BTC and USDT there to generate passive income. It’s been paying out consistently, and there are no lockup periods. The loan feature could be useful down the road, though I haven’t used it yet. **DYOR** of course, but so far, it’s been a stable part of my portfolio.

MiguelLancaster

The incentive is what? Earning stablecoin in return for operating a node? Is anyone actually spending stablecoins on goods and services? I saw a figure quoted as 10 trillion in volume transacted on chain for USDT in 2024, compared to 16 trillion on the Visa network But what percentage of that volume is actual spending vs. just being traded on the shitcoin markets Who is meant to benefit most from allowing stablecoins we don't necessarily need to piggyback onto a network meant for processing transactions for a currency that we do actually need? Is it small businesses who rely on traditional payment processors looking to save on fees? Is it LN node operators? Is it the stablecoin organization itself? Is it bitcoin? I know it's not banks and payment processors, so is it as simple as just: me? Am I supposed to benefit most? What is my use case for spending stablecoin in stead of dollars?

skr_replicator

I would not consider USDT as "crypto portfolio", bnb is just a simple centralized coin, bch is just a forgotten fork on bitcoin (for actaul innovation there are much bigger advancements than copying bitcoin with a larger blokc size). Sol failed at the one job ob blockchain to not crash several times. Ethereum despite having a bunch of flaws that make me not want to trust using it is probably still too loved for me to criticize (but I'm not going to take cheap shots at the price action). BTC is not bad, but at point it could be considered a dinosaur by anyone who isn't a maxi.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Stablecoin liquidity has reached a record high of $220 billion, driven by increases in the market caps of Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC). USDT's market cap rose by $2.5 billion and USDC's by $1.2 billion in the past week, marking the strongest weekly growth since February. Over the past 30 days, USDT added $5.3 billion and USDC $6 billion. This surge in liquidity is seen as a bullish indicator for Bitcoin, with improved market sentiment reflected in the Bitcoin Bull Score Index. However, USDT exchange reserves remain 12% below their peak. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

xcrunner2414

He wouldn’t think Bitcoin is rat poison if the utilization of Bitcoin changed such that hundreds of millions of people performed daily transactions using USD stablecoins over Lightning Network. Developers should focus their efforts on making Bitcoin/Lightning/Stablecoin solutions that cater to the needs of businesses, both small and large. In 5 years, I want to be able to see a Lightning QR code at my local Target or 7-Eleven Point-of-Sale, payable with USDT in my Strike app or with sats in my self-custody Lightning wallet app. Let the value flow freely, and let the customers and corporations decide which units to spend/receive, respectively. The retailer need not know what unit the customer is spending, and the customer need not know into which unit the business is keeping that transacted value—they just need to know that the value was transacted correctly and consensually.

Drizznarte

Read the cycle changes , USDT FUD now comes before the bullrun .

TimelessNY

I remember back when bitcoin was ~$5k there was someone who would post daily about how little of USDT is actually backed by cash. And here we are.

sufkas

heeeey read the script, first we need the bullrun, then comes the USDT FUD

CipherScarlatti

What the hell is USDT then?

Happy_Weed

So what are they doing with USDT? Replacing it?

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Tether plans to launch a U.S.-focused stablecoin by late 2024 or early 2025, targeting American institutions. The launch is contingent on the finalization of stablecoin legislation. Unlike USDT, this new stablecoin will cater to institutional users and compete with services like PayPal and CashApp, entering a competitive market amidst advancing U.S. federal regulations. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

rospider

Wouldn't touch his magically appeared USDT with a stick. Fucking scammer

fegitmom

Ok it was a scam, im not getting my 4USDT back

fegitmom

I just sent 4 USDT to it lol, did someone verify that it was a scam?

rechtim

if retailers want to reduce the risk of transacting with constantly fluctuating btc prices, in the future, POS systems will instantly convert your btc to USDT/USDC so that the retailer can have dollars and they wont have to touch btc.

MrHmuriy

I don't really care whether it's USDT or USDC. I converted all my USDT to USDC, since it looks like my country will pass a MiCA-based cryptocurrency law, and the cryptocurrency card I use doesn't use USDT as collateral anymore

Himanshu811

USDT

Himanshu811

USDT

AnthonyBTC

Crypto cannot be clawed back. The exchange bears no obligation to return funds that were transferred in error unless compelled to do so by law enforcement. If the recipient received USDT credited by the exchange, then the transaction was legitimate. He should return the funds.

AnthonyBTC

If he sent you $6,000 in USDT and the exchange credited your account with that exact amount, I would likely return it. You might consider contacting the exchange and documenting everything via email, just in case the funds are linked to any kind of scam or hack.

Icy_Mushroom_425

Totally legit strategy. Main risks: \- depeg risk (rare but possible) \- blacklisting/freeze risk (USDC/USDT are centralized) \- losing your wallet keys \- smart contract bugs

HominidaeHomininae

I just had an interesting idea of a way to potentially avoid crypto taxes when cashing in. Let's say I have 1 million dollars worth of BTC that I want to cash in on without incurring income taxes. I'll just send my bitcoins to someone I trust (let's say my friend) who lives outside of the US. Now my friend is going to swap the bitcoins into USDT which is pegged at exactly 1 dollar. Basically a cost basis of 1 usd per USDT. He's going to send me the USDT as a gift. As a good citizen I'd obviously report any gifts I receive to the IRS. Next, I'll sell the USDT for fiat for exactly 1 usd per USDT. Since USDT is pegged at 1 dollar, technically there is 0 capital gains, and I'll walk away with my money tax free. Why is this a bad idea?

CMakster

So, what if you sell into USDT on Binance and then transfer that USDT to Coinbase? Is that the fee for getting real cash?

Imbursic

USDT TRC20 ADDRESS TEVnNtzSNrWW6WmXAov7ZmVAtrJNpV45NB

MrHmuriy

USDC meets EU MiCA regulations, USDT does not

PhysicsPublic7848

USDT/USDC is the money*

Immediate-Reveal7995

how can i withdraw my 69 USDT (TRC20) from Bitget wallet to binance please help me 12 wallet mnemonic phrase:👇 coast spoon measure soccer bitter movie one silver cash humor beach pudding

ropgod

Just use [needtrx.com](http://needtrx.com) The service lets you swap your USDT (TRC20) to TRX — even if you have no TRX in your wallet Works with Trust Wallet and TronLink

Ninevahh

I just got one as well. I don't remember ever making use of Bittrex. Here's an odd thing about the email. The website for Bittrex uses the name "Bittrex Global" but that email calls it "Bittrex International." And it looks from their website like they wound down in 2023 and stated at that time that any funds had been converted to USDT for customers at that time.

TajbeX

Bitcoin 200K USDT in May. Full article here: 🔗 [https://cryptonewstodays.com/2025/05/01/bitcoin-price-analysis-may-1-2025/](https://cryptonewstodays.com/2025/05/01/bitcoin-price-analysis-may-1-2025/) What do you guys think—bull trap or a real push toward new ATH this month? And with gold and traditional markets wobbling, is BTC becoming the new safe haven? Would love to hear your thoughts.

diwalost

Well that's gold reserves not USD for USDT

BrokeButFabulous12

Monero seems to be the only fully private thing, so it will never be the top thing because nobody in the traditional financial sector will allow it. Look at all the onramp cexes, even binance eu removed USDT last month, because of regulation. You still have to use on and off ramp to get your money in or out. If you use monero, bank might freeze your account completely as it comes from unregulated private exchange where they dont know if the actual fiat money is your profit you swapped to monero from some solana memecoin or if the money came from your local crimeboss. Same like if youd walk into a bank and want to deposit half a milion of euros in small banknotes, for sure it will raise no questions...

otakudiary

The amount borrowed against your BTC can be used to earn in Defi, this strategy lets you stay exposed to BTC while still earning with the borrowed funds like USDT. I would ask chat gpt how to use this strategy and earn a living wage.

SrAlerta

The swap was from BTC to USDT. I originally had my funds in Crypto.com, but I withdrew and began to diversify into different platforms and wallets for security, so as not to have everything in one place. In that context, Changelly seemed to me to be a convenient and fast option (integrated into Exodus) to make a specific change. I didn't imagine I would end up with my funds blocked. I know that CEXs can hold funds under certain regulations, but in my case I already completed KYC, provided documentation of legitimate origin (holding since 2020), and there was no suspicious activity. There is no clear justification for having me more than 20 days without an effective response. I agree with you: many of these “rules” only end up affecting the legitimate user, while institutionalized theft is disguised as “compliance.” Thanks for sharing your vision.

rokman

Because they can have optionally like leveraging their stock as USDT and buy Bitcoin with more made up money

Hot-Age-6232

I’m a refugee using USDT (TRC20) to get help — any kind support means food or shelter. Wallet: TLXHS1KedLhxWprXpGyfiLFmaeB5Ke8Y5C — thank you.

CipherScarlatti

It's actually 7.7 tons of Ferrero Rocher candies. That's right. Your USDT is backed by chocolate wrapped in gold foil. .

aminok

USDT

Ok_Performer4498

Sending BTC to a USDT wallet on bitmex 😭

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Tether minted $1 billion USDT on the Tron network, increasing its total issuance to 12 billion since January. This significant minting reflects growing demand for stablecoins and could signal bullish market sentiment, particularly for Bitcoin. Historically, large Tether issuances have coincided with price surges. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index is trending toward Greed, indicating optimism. However, the impact depends on whether the newly minted USDT reaches exchanges and the broader market quickly. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

jawni

This question doesn't really make sense, especially without being able to name specific chains. They are important, but the context and specificity matter. If you mean, how much does a chain's implementation of native assets matter, then it does a bit. Both Paypal and one of the institutions tokenizing RWA's (can't remember which one, was either Societe Generale, Standard Chartered, or Franklin Templeton I believe) noted that Solana's token extensions were features that helped them choose Solana. On the flipside, a chain like Cardano has more restrictions on native assets and it has prevented the major stablecoins USDC and USDT from being issued there natively.

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nroc101

There is one now in the market. https://www.xkard.io This is not a self custody wallet. Support BSC and Tron network. Recharge with USDT and spend with VISA. - non KYC - annual limit from 25K to 100K USD depend on the card type You can always recharge with almost 0 cost from your hot/cold wallet seconds before spending. Please use my invite code to register: UNj6O2yU Or click on the link bellow: https://app.xkard.io/pages/r?c=UNj6O2yU

aharwelclick

What the scammer is doing: They are telling you to buy EOS (a cryptocurrency) and send it to their wallet. They pretend you have to include a memo (a number like 99119741) when you send it. They lie and say you will get your money back plus a bonus after "processing." --- The truth: When you send EOS with a Memo to their wallet, you are sending your real money to them. You will NOT get anything back. Once you send it, it's gone forever. The "memo" is just how they track your payment. It's not something magical or needed for a bonus. --- Proof it’s a scam: They mention people making "$300" easily — this is fake. Scammers fake "success" stories in the comments. They use fake screenshots showing fake money being "earned." They try to make the steps sound "easy" and "risk-free" — this is a typical trick. They encourage you to send real crypto to their account — that's how they steal from you. They offer to take small amounts first to make you "trust" them, then scam you when you send a bigger amount. Notice they give their Bitcoin, USDT, and Litecoin wallet addresses in the comments to collect tips — more theft.

mrpoor123

I had the corect Landwolf, but the USDT, that's another story

RoidedStoic

What's the current cheapest chain to transfer USDT?

Worth-Guess3456

I think Strike is only good if you live in the US. Not outside, because there are too many restrictions and fees : i can only buy with a debit card, each debit card transaction has a 0.99$ fee, + if not DCA i have a fee depending on the amount i pay (between 0,8 to 1,2% of the amount), no possibility to have a USDT account in Strike, and huge spread price.  I'm investigating which platform is better for me outside the US. But it's not Strike for sure...