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Last night I posted about the original $HOKK at 40k market cap. In 12 hours it shot to 1.5m. It has been climbing from the floor over the past 2 hours now. $HOKK was 500m in 2021.

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Yesterday I posted about the original $HOKK at 40k market cap. In 12 hours it shot to 1.5m. It has been climbing from the floor over the past 2 hours now. $HOKK was 500m in 2021.

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Yesterday I posted about the original $HOKK at 40k market cap. In 12 hours it shot to 1.5m. It has been climbing from the floor over the past 2 hours now. $HOKK was 500m in 2021.

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Do you know any launchpad / launchpool that only required USDT ?

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remember HOKKAIDU INU? Old bizcoin now at 40k mcap. Well it's being shilled on /biz/ again!

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I accidentally sent a screenshot of my bank balance to a p2p trader on Binance. Can they do anything with that information?

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Am I understanding the tax law in the US right?

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Exchanges will let you buy any crypto, or any derivative, so long as it makes them money.

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Tether (USDT) Nears $100 Billion Market Cap After Printing More Than $10,000,000,000 in Three Months

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A community project created in 2018, with a very affordable price for your pocket.

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Anyone who has digital residency... deposits and withdrawal process

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For those of you who have digital residency. How do you deposit and withdraw?

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7 Reasons Why Smart Crypto Enthusiasts Choose $SCORP - 800x Potential with Proof (see last reason)!

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7 Reasons Why Smart Crypto Enthusiasts Choose $SCORP - 800x Potential with Proof (see last reason)!

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Am I at risk by participating in this thing that looks like a scam?

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Chimpzee hits over 3 billion staked CHMPZ tokens! Big burn coming!

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I want to transfer money from Russia to USA, using crypto - what is the best way to do it?

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Tether Issues Strong Response to UN Report Alleging ‘Illicit Activity’ of USDT

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tldr; Squared Labs has launched its Testnet on Sei Network's dev-net, introducing BTC² and USDT³ products to leverage the network's high-speed Layer-1 blockchain capabilities. BTC² offers quadratic price exposure to Bitcoin, allowing for amplified price dynamics without liquidation risk, unless Bitcoin's price reaches zero. USDT³ amplifies USDT price changes cubically, enabling strategies to capitalize on minor price movements. The launch on Sei Network, known for its high throughput and developer-friendly environment, marks a significant milestone for Squared Labs, aiming to enhance trading efficiency and user experience. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

That's only if you use the app. The Exchange has fees as low as other exchanges. The trick, buy USDT in CDC amd transfer it to the exchange, which is fee free, to trade there.

Mentions:#USDT

The new "MICA" regs require stablecoin issuers to meet certain regulatory and compliance requirements. USDT does not. In fact Tether hasn't even tried to start meeting those requirements. Given how opaque Tether is and how evasive they have been with "audits" that don't meet the real definition of the word it is unclear when or even if Tether could meet MICA requirements.

Mentions:#USDT

You should dump your ETH. ETH is the less efficient way to send someone money. And it was really not been its main purpose or reason why it got this high up in marketcap. If you just want to hold a token that is the cheap way to move money around. Hold USDT, this whole narrative of crypto as currency is so 2017. The reality is stablecoin is now the best way to actually move money around and it’s what people around the world would have no issue accepting. If you can’t see ETH for its potential, there is really no point in holding

Mentions:#ETH#USDT

tldr; Cryptocurrency exchange OKX announced it will delist Tether (USDT) trading pairs in the European Economic Area (EEA) due to upcoming regulations. This decision precedes the EU's implementation of the CryptoAsset Markets (MiCA) regulation, set to take effect on December 30, 2024, which will impose restrictions on certain stablecoins. OKX's move, starting March 14, reflects compliance with regulatory requirements, although the announcement did not directly link the delisting to MiCA regulation. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Mentions:#USDT#DYOR

Ethereum main chain is not supposed to be a cheap. It's a gigantic chain supporting hundreds of other chains and dAPPs. It's impossible to make it cheap because the more it grows the more usage is on it. With that said it does not mean the team has given up on scaling it, if you look at the roadmap. But if you truly want cheap transactions you should receive L2 in your business then convert it to USDT or USDC and you don't have to deal with bridges. But if ETH is still a good long term investment since all these L2s are built on top of. What's the alternative? Solana? It's not bad but it goes down every few months and have issues with congestion. I think the total value proposition of ETH with the cheap L2s, various dApps and Defi is much higher

Yes for real. I use Binance to buy P2P or to convert between USDT to BTC. If i want to, i can sell it to fiat anytime. No bank monitoring at all. Crypto paradise is here.

Mentions:#USDT#BTC

#Ethereum Pro-Arguments Below is an argument written by Nostalg33k which won 2nd place in the Ethereum Pro-Arguments topic for a prior [Cointest](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_policy) round. > ​ > > # Ethereum: Use-case driving value > > Ethereum is a very valuable Blockchain. This blockchain is driven by innovation and utility. To understand what makes Ethereum such a valuable eco-system we need to discuss the inner-working of Ethereum. > > # Introduction: Ethereum explained > > According to [Ethereum.org](https://Ethereum.org) : > > >What is Ethereum? > > Ethereum is a technology that's home to digital money, global payments, and applications. The community has built a booming digital economy, bold new ways for creators to earn online, and so much more. It's open to everyone, wherever you are in the world – all you need is the internet. > > So the topic driving this discussion is badly worded. If we are discussing top coins then we should discuss Ether and not Ethereum. Since Ethereum is such an interesting ecosystem I will treat this argument as a pro Ethereum post. I'd love to see the discussion focused on Ether next time. > > Ethereum is not managed by a single entity nor managed by the Ethereum Foundation but is managed through a decentralized process explained [In their governance page](https://ethereum.org/en/governance/). > > Time for some metrics: Ethereum is currently trading north of 1750 $ and has a circulating supply of 122 millions ETH for a Market cap at around 218 billions > > Let's go back to the quote: "Ethereum is a technology that's home to digital money". This point is important. Ether is not the only coin which is using the Ethereum blockchain. A lot of value on the Ethereum Blockchain is not in Ether coins. This will be discussed further down. Ethereum is also home to global payment, so Ether and other cryptocurrencies can be used to settle transactions between P2P in a permissionless way. > > Applications called Dapps exist on the blockchain. We are going to discuss all of these aspects. We are also going to tackle NFTs on the Ethereum Blockchain. > > Ethereum is also completed by L2s. These are going to be mentioned. > > Ethereum has been switched from POW to Asic resistant POW to POS. These are going to be discussed. > > ​ > > # Ethereum: Home to digital money. > > Ethereum strength is that the blockchain is home to many cryptocurrencies. If gas fees are paid in Ether, many tokens have billions circulating in the Ethereum ecosystem. A quick look at Etherscans reveal how strong the ethereum ecosystem is. > > According to [EtherScan](https://etherscan.io/tokens) the blockchain has 40 Billions $ in USDT, 46 Billions in USDC and 7 Billions $ in Wrapped BTC. The market cap of Ether may be around 200 billions but the on chain value of assets in the Ethereum Blockchain is far higher. > > All of these USDT and USDC are stablecoins which can be used for transactions. In fact, it can be used for P2P transaction in a permissionless way but also to buy stuff from businesses. [Here is a list of business accepting USDT (which exists in the Ethereum blockchain)](https://nowpayments.io/blog/businesses-accepting-tether) and [Here is a list of business accepting directly Ethereum](https://www.analyticsinsight.net/top-10-companies-accepting-ethereum-as-a-payment-method-in-2022/) > > These classical transactions are not the only use of the Ethereum Blockchain: Dapps and NFT are also thriving ! > > # Ethereum: Home to dapps and NFTs > > Ethereum is home to a lot of different applications: Marketplaces, exchanges, defi, wallets, games... > > These application are different because they are called dapps: > > >A decentralised application (DApp,\[1\] dApp,\[2\] Dapp, or dapp) is an application that can operate autonomously, typically through the use of smart contracts, that run on a decentralized computing, blockchain or other distributed ledger system.\[3\] > > [Wikipedia Dapps](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decentralized_application) > > To give a glance to these dapps you can head to this website tho be wary of the first dapp listed being an advertisement for shady businesses (I haven't found a better website to source dapps) [Here you go](https://dappradar.com/rankings/protocol/ethereum/1) > > While I don't believe in the current state of NFT technology being viable (See my write up in favor of NFT speaking about the future of this technology), we have to take into account that even after losing 60% of their value there is still 3 Billions USD in NFTs in the Ethereum Blockchain [Source](https://cointelegraph.com/news/ethereum-nft-collections-lost-nearly-60-of-their-market-cap-in-2022-report) > > # Ethereum: Layers of goodness. > > Ethereum can be a bit expensive for people, this is why it was layered. There are side chains existing just to be cheaper than Ethereum while offering bridges to and from Ethereum. For example Polygon. > > >Polygon is a Layer-2 scaling solution created to help bring mass adoption to the Ethereum platform. It caters to the diverse needs of developers by providing tools to create scalable decentralized applications (dApps) that prioritize performance, user experience (UX), and security. > > So if you want to be able to evaluate Ethereum you need to go and read about the biggest layer 2 pro and cons. > > [A small list of Ethereum layer 2 given by Ethereum.org](https://ethereum.org/en/layer-2/) > > # Ethereum: Evolve to thrive > > Ethereum has been a rapidly evolving ecosystem. It has seen the evolution of mining from GPU to Asic. In order to not become reliant on Asic mining, Ethereum was made Asic resistant. This created other problems: A pressure on the GPU market but also a concern for energy efficiency. In order to improve the footprint but also reduce the fees, Ethereum was made to transistion from POW to POS. Proof of stake is a protocol in which you need to stake coins to run a node in the network. > > This shows an ability to look ahead and to tackle challenges. > > # Conclusion: Ethereum is a rapidly evolving ecosystem which has a lot of value in it. Since Ether is their native coin, all of this impacts Ether's value. > > This is where we go back to the TOP COIN aspect of this write up. Everything I have said has an impact on the value and use of Ether. If you believe in the future of the Ethereum Blockchain, you can go ahead and look a bit more into Ether. If you don't believe in the Ethereum Blockchain then you should try to find a competitor. > > Just know that Ethereum is trying to become deflationary and that their economic outlook seems on par with good cryptos. > > Ethereum is one of the techs of the future and this essay has shown some of the most important aspects of it. > > Have fun ! ***** Would you like to learn more? [Click here](/r/CointestOfficial/comments/100p71b/top_coins_ethereum_proarguments_january_2023/) to be taken to the original topic-thread for this argument or you can scan through the [Cointest Archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Ethereum) to find arguments on this topic in other rounds.

#DeFi Pro-Arguments Below is a DeFi pro-argument written by noxtrifle. > DeFi, or decentralized finance, is a method of transacting without the need for an intermediary, and in many ways replaces the traditional banking systems. Instead, a smart contract at the core of the app manages the whole system. Since it is the code, instead of a central authority, which manages the system, decentralisation is ensured. Thus, there are several benefits of DeFi protocols: > > * **Not subject to the limitations of traditional banking** > * [The only barriers to entrance of DeFi](https://cointelegraph.com/defi-101/defi-a-comprehensive-guide-to-decentralized-finance) are an internet connection and a crypto wallet. With just those two, one can access staking, lending, borrowing, and trading; among many more. > * Furthermore, since DeFi is governed by a smart contract and (generally) has no downtime, users are able to access their DeFi balances around the clock, without waiting for the tedious processes of, for example, waiting for a bank to open, applying for a loan, having a discussion with a loan officer, and being accepted. With DeFi, all this can be done in mere seconds. > * **Much more attractive rates for investors** > * Currently, the yield for staking or lending cryptocurrencies on DeFi is [generally above 3-4%](https://www.ecb.europa.eu\/pub/financial-stability/macroprudential-bulletin/focus/2022/html/ecb.mpbu202207_focus1.en.html), which is higher than the interest rates of most developed countries — making DeFi protocols attractive for investors who want all the benefits of cryptocurrencies along with the security offered by traditional banks. > * Stablecoins such as USDC and USDT have even higher yields (5-6% on average) and offer the same stability as the US Dollar, making DeFi rewards more attractive than most large banks. > * This results in the immediate rewarding of the most generous protocol: as more people become aware of the high yields offered, the protocol grows in size and is able to offer more services. However, such expansion will certainly cause yields to decrease. > * **Numerous use cases** > * **These include:** > * **Traditional transacting:** peer-to-peer transfers of capital are already facilitated by cryptocurrencies, and some projects [like Flexa](https://flexa.network/currencies/) allow for off-chain, in-house transfers at little to no cost. > * **Decentralized exchanges:** Decentralised exchanges, such as dYdX and Pancakeswap, provide the exact functionality of centralised exchanges, except that KYC is not required and a smart contract governs all functionality. > * **Stablecoins:** DeFi protocols give stablecoins new meaning by allowing them to be staked or lent for interest, which has very likely benefitted stablecoin adoption immensely. > * **NFTs, Yield Harvesting, Liquidity Providing, and many more.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_defi) to find submissions for other topics.

Mentions:#USDC#USDT

Not "buying" shorts. I have USDT, and buy orders on 67k, 65k, 62k, 60k 55k you get the idea... Platforms I use: Xeggex MexC

Mentions:#USDT

Well, MEXC list real shitty ones, so you could use that to buy. I bought BOME on there early doors. My tip, Look for new listing countdown, Do a little research of the meme. Have some USDT ready Buy it the second it goes live Place a stop limit on it a little lower that your entry Sit there for half an hour and watch it If you're lucky it will do a 10X and you can take profit and leave a moon bags If you're unlucky you'll get stopped out and lose a minimal amount. It's basically gambling

Mentions:#BOME#USDT

When you go to your receiving exchange wallet, select USDT and it should list the networks. Select the network your USDT is on and copy that address. Send one small transaction first.

Mentions:#USDT

What is the cheapest way to convert USDT to Solana??? Trying to do it on trust wallet and gas fees are around $140

Mentions:#USDT

So I can’t just transfer USDT from one exchange wallet to another?

Mentions:#USDT

This is a dumb question - is USDT transferable between exchanges?

Mentions:#USDT

tldr; XT.COM, the world's first socially infused trading platform, announced the listing of DUEL(GameGPT) in its Innovation zone with a DUEL/USDT trading pair available from February 1, 2024. DUEL, an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum blockchain, enables participation in community airdrops, in-game utilities, marketplace use, and staking programs. The listing on XT.COM aims to broaden DUEL's market presence and aligns with GameGPT's commitment to creating a decentralized gaming environment, offering enhanced liquidity and a multifaceted utility for gamers and crypto enthusiasts. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Do you think USDT will 3x or 30x this season?

Mentions:#USDT

ETF inflows are in USD not USDT. They cannot accept teather

Mentions:#ETF#USDT

Yup, must be Peter Schiff or Dan Peña sitting on a toilet. They said the market has not recovered from retail - as is expected because ETFs are now the means of preferred investing for the newcomers. Can someone else explain why the rando is concerned about the USDT - ETF coincidence?

Mentions:#USDT#ETF

I'm just trying to think this through. So let's say, confidence is lost for tether (maybe their collateral is bad or whatever). So USDT/USD no longer becomes one to one(?) The people holding USDT see what's happening and buy BTC/USDT. So the exchange (or market maker or whoever) that sold the BTC for USDT essentially sold BTC for less than its actually worth. So the exchanges take on the tether hole(?) Which could cause exchanges to close. does that make sense? I'm honestly curious how this would play out.

Mentions:#USDT#BTC

I’m kind of confused on what the USDT thing has to do with bitcoin. Bitcoin is independent from all of that . I also didn’t get the correlation between USDT minted and ETF inflows, someone please EXPLAIN I’m genuinely curious how those two correlate. Maybe I’m missing something here.

Mentions:#USDT#ETF

USDC vs USDT - which is safer ?

Mentions:#USDC#USDT

You need to still buy USDT with fiat and tranfer it.

Mentions:#USDT

Buy on Revolut. Revolut support crypto in the app and as far as I last checked, they permit the transfer of money to every major exchange. I do Revolut > Kraken > transfer to USDT > send to Binance

Mentions:#USDT

You're prolly looking at it wrong. Coinbase accepts USDC on 9 chains. Kraken accepts USDT on 6 chains.

Mentions:#USDC#USDT

No but you can use USDT for example

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If an exchange is good for btc, then it’s good for alts… it’s not like trading fees change based on the coin. But some alts are not available on popular exchanges like Kraken or Coinbase. I used to buy alts on Kucoin or Uphold that weren’t available elsewhere… but those exchanges are like shitcoin casinos in the wild west. Kucoin recently cracked down on anybody with an IP address in the US, so I had to sell what I had there and send USDT off the exchange. Anyhow, if it’s not available on Kraken or Coinbase, I’d think twice about buying it

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Which exchange is it that doesn't accept USDT on Arbitrum or Polygon?

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True.. but USDT is a big part of BTC's value

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Maybe because USD fiat is leaking and also through USD "backed" USDT. Hehe

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It's better to send EUR to binance and from binance buy BTC. In binance pick the option to deposit with bank transfer (SEPA) pick EUROS to USDT the exchange rate is pretty good, after that It will give you binance information for you to transfer from revolut with a regular bank account, don't use credit card because it has pretty big fee's. Bank transfer has no fee's You can follow the steps on this video, it will show you how to do it, it's in Spanish so use subtitles https://youtu.be/JBv9PTrrcOI?si=QJ6N0pEpqD-TwGq- Hope that helps!

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Any idea what Moons will be paired with on Camelot? Arb? USDT? Or swappable for anything?

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1. Convert your BTC to USDT or EUR or NOK 2. Go to your fiat and spot wallet 3. Click on “Withdraw” 4. Select currency EUR or NOK, payment method, and withdrawal info 5. Enter your card information 6. Complete the security verification 7. Wait for the withdrawal to complete You might want to ask help from binance support, so they can tell you exactly in what currency is better to withdraw.

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Best option is to use Revolut , during working days you can change from pound 💷 to euro 💶 or 💵 usdollar with no fees. From there you can easily deposit your fiat currency of your choice and turn them in USDT (Tether) it's better to think in dollars always since all the worldwide indexes ,stocks , crypto are always on the news 📰🗞️ and you will hear a specific price in "dollars". It's not wrong to use your currency as a reference but I personally believe it gives you a better understanding of the 🌎 world macro-economics and for sure you can definitely be updated 24/7 regarding the most recent fluctuations or the volatility of the market. Another extra could be that you are more likely to not proceed on buying or selling in the wrong price range. Imagine trying to get out of the market while everyone is panicking and hearing all over the news 📰🗞️ a certain price but you have a completely different picture in front of you, due to your currency. I'm not from the States as well and I always think in 💵:)

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I guess to buy it straight away with your local currency is best. I use Binance, planning to buy BTC, and I guess its better to buy BTC with EUR straight away after depositing, instead of exchanging to USDT and then buying BTC coz will loose more on Fees.

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Sir, any advice if my local currency is EUR and I transfer EUR to Binance, is it better to buy BTC straight with EUR or exchange EUR to USDT and then buy BTC?

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I am looking for input from you guys what the best way is to trade/swap BTC to USDT or USDC. After I have sold BTC I want to move it to my wallet. Low fees are important, but also reliability of the exchange or dex etc.

I am looking for input from you guys what the best way is to trade/swap BTC to USDT or USDC. After I have sold BTC I want to move it to my wallet. Low fees are important, but also reliability of the exchange or dex etc.

#Ethereum Pro-Arguments Below is an argument written by Nostalg33k which won 2nd place in the Ethereum Pro-Arguments topic for a prior [Cointest](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_policy) round. > ​ > > # Ethereum: Use-case driving value > > Ethereum is a very valuable Blockchain. This blockchain is driven by innovation and utility. To understand what makes Ethereum such a valuable eco-system we need to discuss the inner-working of Ethereum. > > # Introduction: Ethereum explained > > According to [Ethereum.org](https://Ethereum.org) : > > >What is Ethereum? > > Ethereum is a technology that's home to digital money, global payments, and applications. The community has built a booming digital economy, bold new ways for creators to earn online, and so much more. It's open to everyone, wherever you are in the world – all you need is the internet. > > So the topic driving this discussion is badly worded. If we are discussing top coins then we should discuss Ether and not Ethereum. Since Ethereum is such an interesting ecosystem I will treat this argument as a pro Ethereum post. I'd love to see the discussion focused on Ether next time. > > Ethereum is not managed by a single entity nor managed by the Ethereum Foundation but is managed through a decentralized process explained [In their governance page](https://ethereum.org/en/governance/). > > Time for some metrics: Ethereum is currently trading north of 1750 $ and has a circulating supply of 122 millions ETH for a Market cap at around 218 billions > > Let's go back to the quote: "Ethereum is a technology that's home to digital money". This point is important. Ether is not the only coin which is using the Ethereum blockchain. A lot of value on the Ethereum Blockchain is not in Ether coins. This will be discussed further down. Ethereum is also home to global payment, so Ether and other cryptocurrencies can be used to settle transactions between P2P in a permissionless way. > > Applications called Dapps exist on the blockchain. We are going to discuss all of these aspects. We are also going to tackle NFTs on the Ethereum Blockchain. > > Ethereum is also completed by L2s. These are going to be mentioned. > > Ethereum has been switched from POW to Asic resistant POW to POS. These are going to be discussed. > > ​ > > # Ethereum: Home to digital money. > > Ethereum strength is that the blockchain is home to many cryptocurrencies. If gas fees are paid in Ether, many tokens have billions circulating in the Ethereum ecosystem. A quick look at Etherscans reveal how strong the ethereum ecosystem is. > > According to [EtherScan](https://etherscan.io/tokens) the blockchain has 40 Billions $ in USDT, 46 Billions in USDC and 7 Billions $ in Wrapped BTC. The market cap of Ether may be around 200 billions but the on chain value of assets in the Ethereum Blockchain is far higher. > > All of these USDT and USDC are stablecoins which can be used for transactions. In fact, it can be used for P2P transaction in a permissionless way but also to buy stuff from businesses. [Here is a list of business accepting USDT (which exists in the Ethereum blockchain)](https://nowpayments.io/blog/businesses-accepting-tether) and [Here is a list of business accepting directly Ethereum](https://www.analyticsinsight.net/top-10-companies-accepting-ethereum-as-a-payment-method-in-2022/) > > These classical transactions are not the only use of the Ethereum Blockchain: Dapps and NFT are also thriving ! > > # Ethereum: Home to dapps and NFTs > > Ethereum is home to a lot of different applications: Marketplaces, exchanges, defi, wallets, games... > > These application are different because they are called dapps: > > >A decentralised application (DApp,\[1\] dApp,\[2\] Dapp, or dapp) is an application that can operate autonomously, typically through the use of smart contracts, that run on a decentralized computing, blockchain or other distributed ledger system.\[3\] > > [Wikipedia Dapps](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decentralized_application) > > To give a glance to these dapps you can head to this website tho be wary of the first dapp listed being an advertisement for shady businesses (I haven't found a better website to source dapps) [Here you go](https://dappradar.com/rankings/protocol/ethereum/1) > > While I don't believe in the current state of NFT technology being viable (See my write up in favor of NFT speaking about the future of this technology), we have to take into account that even after losing 60% of their value there is still 3 Billions USD in NFTs in the Ethereum Blockchain [Source](https://cointelegraph.com/news/ethereum-nft-collections-lost-nearly-60-of-their-market-cap-in-2022-report) > > # Ethereum: Layers of goodness. > > Ethereum can be a bit expensive for people, this is why it was layered. There are side chains existing just to be cheaper than Ethereum while offering bridges to and from Ethereum. For example Polygon. > > >Polygon is a Layer-2 scaling solution created to help bring mass adoption to the Ethereum platform. It caters to the diverse needs of developers by providing tools to create scalable decentralized applications (dApps) that prioritize performance, user experience (UX), and security. > > So if you want to be able to evaluate Ethereum you need to go and read about the biggest layer 2 pro and cons. > > [A small list of Ethereum layer 2 given by Ethereum.org](https://ethereum.org/en/layer-2/) > > # Ethereum: Evolve to thrive > > Ethereum has been a rapidly evolving ecosystem. It has seen the evolution of mining from GPU to Asic. In order to not become reliant on Asic mining, Ethereum was made Asic resistant. This created other problems: A pressure on the GPU market but also a concern for energy efficiency. In order to improve the footprint but also reduce the fees, Ethereum was made to transistion from POW to POS. Proof of stake is a protocol in which you need to stake coins to run a node in the network. > > This shows an ability to look ahead and to tackle challenges. > > # Conclusion: Ethereum is a rapidly evolving ecosystem which has a lot of value in it. Since Ether is their native coin, all of this impacts Ether's value. > > This is where we go back to the TOP COIN aspect of this write up. Everything I have said has an impact on the value and use of Ether. If you believe in the future of the Ethereum Blockchain, you can go ahead and look a bit more into Ether. If you don't believe in the Ethereum Blockchain then you should try to find a competitor. > > Just know that Ethereum is trying to become deflationary and that their economic outlook seems on par with good cryptos. > > Ethereum is one of the techs of the future and this essay has shown some of the most important aspects of it. > > Have fun ! ***** Would you like to learn more? [Click here](/r/CointestOfficial/comments/100p71b/top_coins_ethereum_proarguments_january_2023/) to be taken to the original topic-thread for this argument or you can scan through the [Cointest Archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Ethereum) to find arguments on this topic in other rounds.

So a lot of Indian web3 devs are taking payments in USDT and btc, this income doesn't get taxed, the p2p market is booming. If the government and banks don't adapt, in the long run this completely sidelines them.

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Ironically the birth of bitcoin help facilitate the best digital currency that can be transacted today on multiple chain without all of the fallacy of transacting on the bitcoin network, the violitlity etc. Behold USDT and USDC. People think Bitcoin is what folks actually use to transact. WRONG. Usdt and usdc started the real movement of banking the unbanked. Particularly in third world countries.

Yes it is. Convert/trade from Bitcoin to USDT, and from there use P2P to transfer to you rbank account.

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Yes I can. From BTC to USDT and then to USD/GBP/etc/etc.

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What didn't get destroyed last cycle? USDT and USDC?

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If you prefer to use Coinbase you can opt-in into the Coinbase direct deposit program they have and waive the buy transaction fees. The only potential downside is that you must choose the digital asset or stable coin you want it invested into. It’s a potential downside because you are at the mercy of date and time when the direct deposit hits Coinbase. Any other conversions you choose after after the transaction will be subject to a transaction fee. In other words, for example if you choose BTC it will deposit that money you specify from your work’s direct deposit payment processor into your Coinbase ACH account and then into BTC on that day direct deposit hits. This will waive the fees to $0. But say you choose a stable coin instead like USDT or USDC it will deposit that money you specify from your work’s direct deposit payment processor into your Coinbase ACH account and then into the stable coin on that day direct deposit hits. This will waive the fees to $0. But the downside here is when you’re ready to convert it into BTC or any other digital asset after the fact you’ll then be hit with a conversion fee. So in conclusion, Coinbase direct deposit is a feasible option if you specify the digital asset you to ultimately want that money to end up in and you’ll waive the fee, but be at the mercy at the time direct deposit hits. Also you get to keep using Coinbases taxes section to automatically track your gains and losses in the medium to long term. Source: https://www.coinbase.com/direct-deposit

Is dcptg.com safe? My coworkers suggested me to hold my currency(USDT) in this sit.

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Free 100USDT just by signing up for Metal X Trading. \*you can withdraw after 24 hours its a platform where you can get your own crypto wallet and trade, stake and earn. you can use my referral: https://shorturl.at/aglq6 (i get 5% of your first deposit) or go there directly: https://metalx.lairdrop.online/

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I have prepared my tax report for this year and... apparently I have a shitload of currencies. Like 0.00000017 USDT and so on. And unless I don't get rid of them, I need to take them into consideration in the future due to our tax system working FIFO (first-in-first-out).

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Thanks for the help! Got my FDUSD in the uniswap wallet now but it requires BNB to convert to USDT it doesn't seem I can buy BNB on uniswap correct?

Apart from Binance I see that FDUSD can be traded for USDT on Pancakeswap & Uniswap (depending on the Blockchain you use for withdrawing from Binance). If possible I would withdraw it on BSC and swap it for USDT through Pancakeswap since ETH gas fees are through the roof these days.

I'm from europe and I view in it dollar mainly because of USDT

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Honestly Coinbase is a joke, I swapped USDT to solana a week ago and it charged me $70. Disgusting company

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Even USDT is red

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4 times I lost money: Going Long on LUNA Shorting PEPE when it was it was up just 50% (later it went up 500+%) Heck, I had losses even on Fiat when I converted all my USDT to EUR just before the Ukraine war Meme coins like safemoon

#Ethereum Pro-Arguments Below is an argument written by Nostalg33k which won 2nd place in the Ethereum Pro-Arguments topic for a prior [Cointest](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_policy) round. > ​ > > # Ethereum: Use-case driving value > > Ethereum is a very valuable Blockchain. This blockchain is driven by innovation and utility. To understand what makes Ethereum such a valuable eco-system we need to discuss the inner-working of Ethereum. > > # Introduction: Ethereum explained > > According to [Ethereum.org](https://Ethereum.org) : > > >What is Ethereum? > > Ethereum is a technology that's home to digital money, global payments, and applications. The community has built a booming digital economy, bold new ways for creators to earn online, and so much more. It's open to everyone, wherever you are in the world – all you need is the internet. > > So the topic driving this discussion is badly worded. If we are discussing top coins then we should discuss Ether and not Ethereum. Since Ethereum is such an interesting ecosystem I will treat this argument as a pro Ethereum post. I'd love to see the discussion focused on Ether next time. > > Ethereum is not managed by a single entity nor managed by the Ethereum Foundation but is managed through a decentralized process explained [In their governance page](https://ethereum.org/en/governance/). > > Time for some metrics: Ethereum is currently trading north of 1750 $ and has a circulating supply of 122 millions ETH for a Market cap at around 218 billions > > Let's go back to the quote: "Ethereum is a technology that's home to digital money". This point is important. Ether is not the only coin which is using the Ethereum blockchain. A lot of value on the Ethereum Blockchain is not in Ether coins. This will be discussed further down. Ethereum is also home to global payment, so Ether and other cryptocurrencies can be used to settle transactions between P2P in a permissionless way. > > Applications called Dapps exist on the blockchain. We are going to discuss all of these aspects. We are also going to tackle NFTs on the Ethereum Blockchain. > > Ethereum is also completed by L2s. These are going to be mentioned. > > Ethereum has been switched from POW to Asic resistant POW to POS. These are going to be discussed. > > ​ > > # Ethereum: Home to digital money. > > Ethereum strength is that the blockchain is home to many cryptocurrencies. If gas fees are paid in Ether, many tokens have billions circulating in the Ethereum ecosystem. A quick look at Etherscans reveal how strong the ethereum ecosystem is. > > According to [EtherScan](https://etherscan.io/tokens) the blockchain has 40 Billions $ in USDT, 46 Billions in USDC and 7 Billions $ in Wrapped BTC. The market cap of Ether may be around 200 billions but the on chain value of assets in the Ethereum Blockchain is far higher. > > All of these USDT and USDC are stablecoins which can be used for transactions. In fact, it can be used for P2P transaction in a permissionless way but also to buy stuff from businesses. [Here is a list of business accepting USDT (which exists in the Ethereum blockchain)](https://nowpayments.io/blog/businesses-accepting-tether) and [Here is a list of business accepting directly Ethereum](https://www.analyticsinsight.net/top-10-companies-accepting-ethereum-as-a-payment-method-in-2022/) > > These classical transactions are not the only use of the Ethereum Blockchain: Dapps and NFT are also thriving ! > > # Ethereum: Home to dapps and NFTs > > Ethereum is home to a lot of different applications: Marketplaces, exchanges, defi, wallets, games... > > These application are different because they are called dapps: > > >A decentralised application (DApp,\[1\] dApp,\[2\] Dapp, or dapp) is an application that can operate autonomously, typically through the use of smart contracts, that run on a decentralized computing, blockchain or other distributed ledger system.\[3\] > > [Wikipedia Dapps](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decentralized_application) > > To give a glance to these dapps you can head to this website tho be wary of the first dapp listed being an advertisement for shady businesses (I haven't found a better website to source dapps) [Here you go](https://dappradar.com/rankings/protocol/ethereum/1) > > While I don't believe in the current state of NFT technology being viable (See my write up in favor of NFT speaking about the future of this technology), we have to take into account that even after losing 60% of their value there is still 3 Billions USD in NFTs in the Ethereum Blockchain [Source](https://cointelegraph.com/news/ethereum-nft-collections-lost-nearly-60-of-their-market-cap-in-2022-report) > > # Ethereum: Layers of goodness. > > Ethereum can be a bit expensive for people, this is why it was layered. There are side chains existing just to be cheaper than Ethereum while offering bridges to and from Ethereum. For example Polygon. > > >Polygon is a Layer-2 scaling solution created to help bring mass adoption to the Ethereum platform. It caters to the diverse needs of developers by providing tools to create scalable decentralized applications (dApps) that prioritize performance, user experience (UX), and security. > > So if you want to be able to evaluate Ethereum you need to go and read about the biggest layer 2 pro and cons. > > [A small list of Ethereum layer 2 given by Ethereum.org](https://ethereum.org/en/layer-2/) > > # Ethereum: Evolve to thrive > > Ethereum has been a rapidly evolving ecosystem. It has seen the evolution of mining from GPU to Asic. In order to not become reliant on Asic mining, Ethereum was made Asic resistant. This created other problems: A pressure on the GPU market but also a concern for energy efficiency. In order to improve the footprint but also reduce the fees, Ethereum was made to transistion from POW to POS. Proof of stake is a protocol in which you need to stake coins to run a node in the network. > > This shows an ability to look ahead and to tackle challenges. > > # Conclusion: Ethereum is a rapidly evolving ecosystem which has a lot of value in it. Since Ether is their native coin, all of this impacts Ether's value. > > This is where we go back to the TOP COIN aspect of this write up. Everything I have said has an impact on the value and use of Ether. If you believe in the future of the Ethereum Blockchain, you can go ahead and look a bit more into Ether. If you don't believe in the Ethereum Blockchain then you should try to find a competitor. > > Just know that Ethereum is trying to become deflationary and that their economic outlook seems on par with good cryptos. > > Ethereum is one of the techs of the future and this essay has shown some of the most important aspects of it. > > Have fun ! ***** Would you like to learn more? [Click here](/r/CointestOfficial/comments/100p71b/top_coins_ethereum_proarguments_january_2023/) to be taken to the original topic-thread for this argument or you can scan through the [Cointest Archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Ethereum) to find arguments on this topic in other rounds.

Put 1/3 my money in USDT. To the moon ! 

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"In the past 24 hours , 191,536 traders were liquidated , the total liquidations comes in at $644.52 million. The largest single liquidation order happened on OKX - BTC-USDT-SWAP value $13.30M" Source: Coinglass

I see buying opportunities in a leverage flushout. Also flushing out the paper hand emotional spot holders. I guess the greed got too strong. I guess it's time to use that last 50k USDT I've had sitting around. Never forget, dumps are a gift in a bull run.

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Coinbase does take USDT and USDC, just not over the Tron network. So you'll need your family to send to your Trust wallet first, then you'll need to bridge to a network that Coinbase supports. You could use a bridge like meson.fi or symbiosis.finance. Trust wallet might even have bridges built-in, I'm not sure.

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Ah… you need USDT…. Download Aqua wallet.

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I download Green... But can I receive USDT in TRC20 Network... Because I have many address of USDT but dont say which network is ( say liquid but dont know how if work)...

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sold some btc earlier and looks like binance screwed me on price, said that it was sold at mkt at 67,500, btc hasn’t been this low all day correct? Can someone explain how this might happen? USDT didn’t charge a fee.

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Are you dumb like literally🤣 I converted my BTC to USDT which was around 280 000 USDT and then i sold them off bit by bit on P2P

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Bro we have banks like you guys in america or anywhere in the world like: SBERBANK or TINKOFF just bought 60000$ USDT through P2P on Bybit and then converted to Bitcoin, and there you have it 3.93 btc in my Balance Then when you wanna sell you convert btc to usdt which was around 280.000$ at the end and sell those all off bit by bit on P2P

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Who said anything about timing the market? Let me try and find a quote... "I plan on cashing out at 100 or 150k whatever this cycles ATH is before bear market starts. But im keeping it in my binance USDT to buy in again for more and cheaper in bear market. Hopefully by then i'll have saved up more money too to buy more." -Diamz

Mentions:#ATH#USDT

Who said anything about timing the market? You have a cycle of bullish to bearish every once in a while. Its up to you to determine when you want to exit and when you want to enter again. I couldve sold at 73k now and bought in again at 69k now that it dropped but instead im holding and taking my losses. Cause i know its gonna go up to 100k by april and even 150k by the end of the year and then it will cool down again for a couple years in a bear market maybe down to 60k. If you dont agree then thats fine, thats what keeps the market moving, the fact that everyone behaves differently. Or else it wouldve been easy to time the market when everyone says lets buy now and lets sell now. For me, im gonna exit in december and buy in again january 2026. Im not gonna even cash out my USDT, im gonna keep it in my wallet and add to it as i gain investable funds and income, that way i can buy more at cheaper prices. I already got in late at 62k.

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Binance US has no USD withdrawals anymore, that's true. Coinbase doesn't take trc20 USDC or USDT, so you'd need to do extra steps before sending there. Same with CDC and Gemini, I think. That leaves Kraken as probably your best option. So the process would be: Their wallet -> Your Kraken deposit address -> Sell to fiat -> Withdraw to bank Be prepared to explain to your bank that this is a gift from family, because it's probably gonna look a lot like money laundering.

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tldr; Project Ignition is a $10M liquidity incentive program by Radix Network aimed at enhancing liquidity for USDC, USDT, wBTC, and ETH. It matches each dollar provided by Liquidity Providers (LPs) with an equal amount of XRD, effectively doubling the liquidity. LPs receive up to 20% of the provided value upfront in XRD, can claim trading fees, and are protected from impermanent loss. The program starts on March 14th, 2024, and integrates with Radix DEXs like Ociswap, CaviarNine, and DefiPlaza. Participants must bridge assets into Radix via Instabridge or purchase them on participating DEXs. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

I plan on cashing out at 100 or 150k whatever this cycles ATH is before bear market starts. But im keeping it in my binance USDT to buy in again for more and cheaper in bear market. Hopefully by then i'll have saved up more money too to buy more.

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No, it is that high because too many are basically gambling their money away on futures and such. The big exchanges (e.g. Binance currently offers 25% APR on USDT) are offering APR this high because they are charging something in the range of 40%-60% if not even higher.

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Is anyone doing USDT daily APR with a large sum of money? Is it worth it for like 6 months to a year? The current 20% to 30% APR is too much to ignore. I know it doesn't last and it fluctuates, but still.

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Rate my bag… 99% USDT, 1% DOT.

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I am relatively new to the crypto world (Not more than, but almost 1 year), and I have made some mistakes that I regret, but I have partially recovered. More or less in the middle of last year, I had the opportunity to buy Solana at 17, a pretty good price in my opinion. However, I ended up selling 60% of my Solana because I heard crypto gurus predict Bitcoin at 12k, and Solana at less than 10 again, so in October, When Solana hit $30, I thought it was an "unusual price spike" and that I should take profits, so I did, and most of the profits went to USDT in my portfolio. To my surprise, but not to many, Solana continued to rise much more than the price at which I sold it. Fortunately, I saw an opportunity to reinvest Solana's profits into AVAX when it was $10. In case I hadn't done that in time, right now I would have a lot of USDT and few cryptos. Maybe you will say it was a smart move rather than a mistake, but if I hadn't realized the situation, I would still be waiting for Bitcoin at 12k right now lol

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Think you’re looking for a stable coin like USDT

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Back in 2021 - of course it was USDT, that I converted to BTC; And I am still holding it

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Cool new stablefarm for those who have the appetite for it: get \~18% APR on Mito Finance (yield is from Injective incentives) by pairing USDT to USDe. Also get 7x Ethena shards while doing it (probably for an airdrop). Ethena has made the rounds through CT recently with some big names backing it. As always, DYOR, NFA, yada yada. Cue in the "sounds sustainable", "Anchor protocol, etc. etc." comments.

Hi welcome to the big world of crypto! You’re probably looking for a stable coin, these are usually tied to USD. You can sell your bitcoin for a stable coin like USDC or USDT and it *should* maintain its value. Good luck!

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December 2021, Bitcoin 49k, USDT exchange rate 19xx something. Entered for different reasons unrelated to the bull run. My first crypto owned was XLM airdrop from Keybase application. Donated them all to a non profit. USDT exchange rate is now 3640…

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Binance. You need to lump sum in the USDT first though or do what I do and use trading bots to generate USDT. I have bots running on a site called Bitsgap

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I had BTC I sold BTC. but what is happening now is just pure manipulation.!! BTC wasn't invented to end up on ETF and own by investment funds. This is just a massive pump. USDT has minted $4 bilions from thin air in a matter of days. Noone is talking about BTC actually I am attending the European Financial Forum in London and not a single person as mentioned BTC/ Crypto. Been in crypto not long since 2016 and when this bull run will retrace and it will a lots of MOONBOYS and WHEN LAMBO boys will get extremely burned..so be vigilant

Binance is giving 25% on USDT right now

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It seems like USDT APR is a good indicator for overall sentiment. when USDT is around 0-2% APR, it basically means nobody cares about crypto, it's a good time to buy BTC/ETH. When we have 20-25% APRs for USDT, it means people are leveraged to the full, it's good time to sell crypto and stake USDT for 25% APR.

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What do they do at that point. Like if you have 6 bil chilling in your Binance of shib. Do you convert it all to USDT or what. Like what’s your next move?

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Fraud Company: TEDEFI I am writing you because some scammers has stolen my money using a rug pull that happened on Sunday, 2 February 2024. The emergency is to freeze their funds before they manage to send it to another blockchain or else. Project name : Tedefi Project Token : Tefi Application used to implement the fraud: Telegram (@tedefibot) Project objective : providing a way to exchange and to send cryptocurrencies via usernames via a telegram chat with a bot. They will probably strike again making a new number of victims. My tedefi two wallets addresses to which I sent my funds (BNB) from my Binance account: 0x3FF47aFD51F704c4b3137bF16bF18dcb3FC25264 0x6C5beC0712fe137cF60De3E188FCD5F10a4072Ba They stole me more than 68k USD just from me!! I have basically lost the better piece of my theories until I finally found Mr Richard, reach out to him via +1 7874545754 on whatsapp or Gmail- richardservodiobtcassetrecover@gmail.com , his the best btc asset recovery agent with legitimate plans and they have completely helped me with fostering some advantage which led to getting back my lost USDT/BTC ASSETS.

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Why is nobody talking about the fact that it costs like 40 bucks just to send some USDT on Ethereum right now, and we're not even anywhere near the euphoria phase yet?

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How tf is no one mentioning Tether. There are SO many red flags with that company and they are likely responsible for a huge amount of the growth of bitcoin and crypto in general. When USDT collapses, it'll be a long, dark crypto winter.

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You really can't use it directly at many places yet. Some websites will take BTC, USDT, ETH etc but in real life at brick and mortar stores, it's extreeeeemely rare. Here are a couple of sites that help you find crypto-friendly stores though. https://map.bitcoin.com/ https://coinmap.org/

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Worst case scenario is something that causes USDT to collapse like having the assets they own (bonds etc) seized, everything will probably have a 70% retracement if a major stable coin craps the bed and stays unpegged for a long period of time.

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It's like scalping USDT as it oscillates between 0.99 and 1.01.

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USDT and alts are shitcoins that can and will get rugged at some point. You made an expensive lesson about trying to trade the markets, remember, the whole market is betting against you succeeding. Just buy and hold, only sell when you need something for your life, not for dollars.

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Every time Tether prints more magic beans, BTC line go up. Every single time, its print precedes the pump in BTC price. The FTX depositions show clear and obvious collusion between Tether and Ellison to allow FTX to profit on tiny movements in USDT price, demonstrating the corrupt nature of Tether’s leadership. It is a criminal organization and they probably have nothing backing most of their supply. You may not want to believe it but you know it’s true.

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KYC 100% does matter. You will be sacrificing a huge chunk of your gains to corrupt taxes and corrupt governments. ​ Bisq, Robosats, use p2p face to face meetups with bitcoin groups. Some folks will sell you BTC for cash probably at a small premium. You can also try non KYC exchanges. You can buy USDT with a credit card at one place, then send those USDT to non-KYC exchanges - spread it around. Then convert USDT to BTC. Transfer that BTC to addresses of your own custody. You will pay a bit in fees for a few transactions, but that will be nothing compared to the potential CGT you will be ethically avoiding. It should be a moral imperative for good people to stop funding corrupt governments.

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So you claim it's basically XMR futures settled in USDT. But then they shouldn't call it spot market.

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tldr; Binance's exit from Nigeria has sparked concerns among local cryptocurrency stakeholders, fearing it will negatively impact many Nigerians' livelihoods and potentially increase youth unemployment. The delisting of Nigerian naira-related services from Binance is expected to give rise to new crypto exchanges that comply with local regulations. Stakeholders are trading on alternative platforms like WhatsApp and Telegram, amidst growing uncertainty around cryptocurrency regulation in Nigeria. Binance has ceased support for naira deposits and withdrawals, converting naira balances to Tether (USDT). The Central Bank of Nigeria has expressed concerns over illicit transactions, leading to increased scrutiny of Binance's operations in the country. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

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USDT finally gets exposed and becomes the new SBF

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Buying leveraged futures using USDT. I'm still anxious, but not for the reasons you've listed.

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Or you know. We pair them alt coins with the next good stable coin? My balance of coins remains the same wither its trading for USDT or USDC. Its irrelevant which stable coin prevails

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I find the APR on USDT in Binance to be literally unbelievable. It seems like the kind of percentage you'd get on one of those websites that quickly goes under.

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I can't imagine that USDT or USDC would do that. I mean, they certainly don't know the holders of all of their token. I think you can trust these custodians do to what's in their best interest, and that is not pissing off customers without legal orders to do so. I wouldn't worry about them doing this unless they got in legal trouble.

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You should sell all of your BTC and USDT, it will then never reach zero!

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