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Signal_Philosophy_75

And in the future, that BITCOIN valuation will surge and lesser BTC or USDT per single person will receive as it goes along the way.

Toilettenpapierrolle

Bitget pays in USDT. Applied for a job there

kwijibokwijibo

Total amount of USDT in circulation - $170bn Total amount of US treasuries in circulation - $37.5tn USDT is doing fuck all compared to everything else that's going on

Numerous_Option3058

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panthera_N

still sticking to plan, 25% BTC (never sell), 75% USDT, patiently waiting for price to drop, patiently waiting for price to rise, no FOMO shcoin at the top, buy back BTC after strong correction regardless of buy back price being higher than previous sell price https://i.redd.it/ljrdxpcnpopf1.gif

AnoAnoSaPwet

BTC is the universal dark currency. It is what was used, and what is *still* used for such transactions. USDT (or any other stablecoin) could take over easily, and that's why we don't have BTC trading pairs any more.  I wouldn't really be too keen on holding stables though, the USD is on the brink of collapse currently. You're better off holding **any crypto** (BTC included), than fiat in the bank (just as a reserve). If USD collapses, it will shake the foundation of our society.  Everything would take a hit (including cryptocurrencies), but cryptocurrencies would eventually hold their value, since they are backed by something valuable, preferably technology.  Imo, they are more valuable than any money ever will be. In countries like Ukraine? It's a godsend to have digital money that holds high value, unstealable, and reasonably private. 

footofwrath

Does it even need to be digital money? Honestly I think USDT can run that role and it wouldn't even require much infrastructure to adopt. Just Google Pay or Apple Pay having a USDT wallet on top of its other payment methods. PayPal already has it, though they prefer their own stablecoin of course. It's surely better not to have the prices of things fluctuate widely over the course of a day heh. Perhaps its non-payment nature actually makes it a better consensus-driven store of value.

LinoStar69

USDT to the moon !

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Post is by: Weary-Hair-316 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1nibkki/stablecoins_are_finally_getting_the_regulatory/ For years stablecoins have been this weird thing where everyone uses them but no one wants to officially acknowledge them. We're talking about $160 billion in circulation, processing trillions in transactions, but banks and governments have been treating them like they don't exist until now The US is pushing through the GENIUS and CLARITY Acts to actually regulate stablecoins instead of just hoping they go away. Europe's MiCA framework kicked in last year with clear rules for issuers. Singapore and Hong Kong are running pilot programs. Even Japan passed a law requiring stablecoins to be issued by licensed banks or financial institutions. Because now Visa, Mastercard, and PayPal aren't just experimenting anymore. PayPal launched PYUSD and is integrating it across their entire network. Ripple bought a payments company for $200 million and is launching their own USD stablecoin this year. The Bank of England is talking about adding regulated stablecoins to their settlement systems. Global remittances hit $860 billion last year with average fees around 6%. Stablecoins can do the same transfer for pennies. Western Union is already testing stablecoin settlements. In places like Argentina and Nigeria, people are using USDT as their savings account because their local currency keeps losing value. But what about central bank digital currencies? Remember how every central bank was going to launch their own digital currency? Most of those projects are stuck in pilot hell while stablecoins are already doing what CBDCs promised to do. Real-time settlement, programmability, transparency. All without governments having to build consumer infrastructure from scratch. There are still massive questions though. Tether controls a huge chunk of the market and nobody really knows what backs all those billions. What happens if a major issuer collapses? How do you prevent money laundering when transactions are instant and global? Different countries have different rules which could turn compliance into a nightmare. When major banks start treating something as legitimate financial infrastructure instead of crypto speculation, you know the game has changed. How long before your bank app has a USDC option next to checking and savings? *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

Ancient-Stock-3261

Cool move paying flights with crypto, but on the ground it’s still hit or miss. In SE Asia, bigger cities and tourist spots might take BTC/USDT, but day-to-day you’ll want local cash handy. Best bet is keeping crypto on a trusted wallet and using exchanges/ATMs to top up when rates look decent.

lbeew108

I’d keep a small “travel wallet” topped up for day-to-day spending (SIMs, Grab, cafés that take USDT/USDC) and even lean on things like crypto gift cards when direct acceptance is patchy. it's also good to have some local cash as backup too, and thanks for putting me onto Fly Fairly it looks dope!

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tldr; Israel's National Bureau for Counter Terror Financing (NBCTF) has identified 187 cryptocurrency addresses linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guards (IRGC), which have collectively received $1.5 billion in Tether's USDT stablecoin. Tether has blacklisted 39 of these addresses, freezing $1.5 million in USDT. The IRGC has a history of using cryptocurrency for illicit activities, including funding military programs and militant groups. Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic is aiding in tracing these addresses to prevent further misuse. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

PuzzleheadedMud1032

I send USDT to friends and clients pretty regularly, and every time I have to double-check my energy levels to avoid burning TRX. It’s annoying, especially when I’m on the go and don’t have time to freeze manually. I’ve been wondering if there’s a wallet or service that can notify you when your energy is low or even auto-refill it. Something that just works in the background and keeps things smooth. Anyone using a setup like that?

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tldr; Tron Network has achieved a major milestone in 2025, recording a $23 billion increase in USDT supply, bringing the total circulating supply on its blockchain to over 82 billion USDT. This accounts for nearly 50% of the global USDT supply, valued at $170 billion. The surge highlights growing demand for USDT and its correlation with TRX price growth. Tron’s expanding ecosystem supports DeFi services like lending and staking, while its daily revenue has reached $1.13 million, showcasing its financial strength and user activity. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

bottatoman

If people use HBD on Hive, fUSD on Zano or what Tari is trying to build fiat is dead 100%. If people use USDT or USDC the beast system is in place.

Mousa786

Yes, you can swap to USDT directly in Tangem through their built-in partners, no need to move funds to exchanges.

jwz9904

we just have to shout more, and then people will give up their USDT

Eastern_Teaching5845

I had no idea what TRON energy even was until I started using USDT more actively. At first, I thought TRX just got burned as a fee, but turns out it’s all about energy. Would be great if someone broke down how it works and how to optimize it.

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Post is by: Adept-Bad-121 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1ngxwxq/5_common_beginners_mistakes_in_defi_and_how/ DeFi looks exciting when you discover it. Everyone talks about APR, liquidity, yield farming and the rest. But for beginners, it can feel like walking into a new city without having a map. Many people, including myself at the start, made the same mistakes. Let’s expose some of the common mistakes beginners face and how platforms like STONfi, a leading DEX on the TON blockchain, help make the DeFi experience simpler and safer. 1. Jumping into liquidity pools without understanding A lot of beginners jump into pools just because they see a high APR. What they don’t know is that liquidity comes with something called impermanent loss. Prices shift and suddenly you have less value than expected. On STONfi, pool details are presented transparently. You can review token pairs, trading volumes, and expected rewards before going into a pool. STONfi also provides impermanent loss protection (ILP) for the STON/USDT V2 pool. This helps offset potential losses up to certain limits and gives beginners confidence when entering their first pool. NOTE: ILP currently applies only to the STON/USDT V2 pool. 2. Struggling with too many wallets and chains If you’ve ever tried using other chains you’ll know how it works: different wallets, different gas fees, sometimes even bridges to move funds. For beginners, this is quite stressful. TON simplifies this process. With STONfi, users can connect directly through their Telegram wallet. No confusing setup. This is a straightforward way to access DeFi. 3. Buying tokens with no real liquidity This is a familiar story. A new token trends, you buy in, but when it’s time to sell there’s no liquidity. You’re stuck holding the bag. STONfi reduces this risk in many ways. Transparent liquidity pools: every token on STONfi shows its pool size, daily volume and activity. This makes it easier to see if a token has real market depth. Omniston liquidity: STONfi is connected to Omniston, TON’s liquidity unification layer. This ensures deeper liquidity across pools and reduces the chance of getting trapped in a dead market. Trading happens natively in TON, so beginners are less likely to stumble into fake pools. 4. Treating DeFi like a one-step process Some newcomers just swap tokens and leave it there, not knowing DeFi is about stacking opportunities. Your assets should be working in more than one way. For example, when you provide liquidity on STONfi you get LP tokens. Instead of just letting them sit, you can take those LP tokens to EVAA, which is TON’s native lending layer, then borrow against them. You can also stake your LP tokens on STONfi in farming pools and unlock more rewards. 5. Overpaying on gas fees For beginners coming from other chains, high gas fees can make small trades unprofitable. Sometimes you even pay more in fees than you actually earn, which quickly discourages new users. STONfi on TON solves this with very low fees. Beginners can trade or provide liquidity without losing money to high gas fees. DeFi is not supposed to come with headaches. Slow down, learn step by step, and use platforms that are built with simplicity for beginners and pros. Start exploring DeFi the simple way. Try STONfi on TON today. Want more info? The official blog has a great guide. blog.STON.fi *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

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Am I wrong that the latest upgrade made paying fees in other currencies than ETH possible? You should be able to pay the TX in USDT

intergalactic_dog

Will this regulated stable also be available outside usa? Or will Ardoino make sure the rest of the world will still have the trust me USDT?

ruminkb

Well they are on different block chains. I think they compliment each other really well personally. Just note. Hype isn't sold on centralized exchanges atm in the us. I currently have the wormhole version from uniswap. Price is 1:1 and directly minted from the hype liquidity pool. I think it will be sold on centralized exchanges soon, it's just a really young town. But this is a chat gpt breakdown and reason why I think they work really well with each other. JLP = a liquidity-provider token that represents holdings in Jupiter’s perpetuals LP pool (a basket of assets used to fund leveraged trades). Its value comes from LP earnings (borrow/fee income) and underlying basket revaluation. HYPE = a protocol token for the Hyperliquid L1/Dex ecosystem with a capped supply, token emissions/vesting schedule, and utility across fees/staking/governance depending on Hyperliquid’s design. It behaves like a tradable protocol token rather than a direct LP-share. --- Side-by-side (concise) 1) Token type / economic primitive JLP — LP token representing a pooled basket of assets (SOL, ETH, WBTC, USDC/USDT) that backs Jupiter Perps lending. Holders own pro-rata share of the pool and earn the protocol’s borrowing/fee revenue inside the token. No separate “staking” step — yield accrues within JLP units. HYPE — Native protocol token of Hyperliquid L1/DEX. It’s a capped supply fungible token used for network incentives, protocol economics, and probably governance/staking/fee capture depending on their docs. It’s not an on-chain basket LP token. 2) Supply & distribution (key numbers) JLP — Market pages list circulating supply figures (token is minted/burned as LPs deposit/withdraw); JLP’s “max supply” is not quoted as a fixed cap because it represents pool shares rather than a fixed issuance cap. See market data for current circulating amounts. HYPE — Capped supply (CoinMarketCap shows max supply 1,000,000,000 HYPE and circulating figures are published; official docs and vesting/allocations are tracked publicly). That cap + scheduled unlocks drive inflation dynamics. 3) How value is generated / accrues JLP — Value = underlying basket asset performance + accrued fees/borrow interest from perpetual traders. Liquidity providers receive borrow fees (hourly borrow fees charged to traders) which are automatically reflected in JLP token value — you don’t have to stake/harvest separately. That means JLP is a yield-bearing share of active trading revenue. HYPE — Value drivers typically include: protocol adoption (trading/fees on Hyperliquid L1/DEX), token utility (fee discounts, staking, governance), and supply schedule (emissions/vested tokens unlocking). Some projects also implement buybacks or fee sinks — check Hyperliquid’s governance/treasury docs for specifics. 4) Inflation / emissions / vesting JLP — No protocol inflation in the sense of scheduled token emissions: JLP minting is driven by LP deposits (mint/burn to represent shares). The pool’s cashflows (fees) increase the per-token value rather than issuing new fixed tokens to communities. HYPE — Has a concrete vesting/unlock schedule and future emissions/allocations (public trackers show percent unlocked and scheduled unlocks). That means short-term sell pressure can occur when team/treasury allocations unlock. Monitor the vesting schedule closely. 5) Utility & governance JLP — Primary utility = economic claim on the perp LP pool (yield + underlying assets). Not primarily a governance token; its purpose is liquidity provisioning for leverage trading. HYPE — Designed as a protocol token for Hyperliquid L1: likely used for staking, fee incentives, governance and ecosystem grants per their docs (actual enabled features depend on implementation and governance). 6) Market & liquidity profile JLP — Traded on Solana venues and aggregated markets (CoinMarketCap/CoinGecko show market data). Its price is strongly tied to AUM, trading volumes, and the composition/value of the underlying basket. HYPE — Listed on major trackers with large market capitalization when adoption is high; price moves correlate to Hyperliquid platform usage, token unlocks, and macro crypto flows. Check live market pages for current cap / circulating supply. 7) Main risks (tokenomics perspective) JLP: LP impermanent value risk from underlying assets (SOL/ETH/WBTC volatility). Protocol risk: losses from liquidations / bad debt if perp risk-management fails. Liquidity mining/fee concentration risk if AUM caps or usage drops. HYPE: Inflation/sell pressure from scheduled unlocks and large treasury/team allocations. Execution risk (L1 & DEX require sustained throughput/adoption). Speculative/token utility risk if protocol features (staking/governance) don’t deliver real fee sinks. --- Takeaway / How to think about which fits your goal If you want yield from active derivatives trading exposure and an asset that accrues revenue inside the token (LP economics), JLP is explicitly built for that — you’re effectively earning borrow/fee income pro-rata with exposure to the basket of collateral assets. If you want protocol upside / speculative growth tied to an L1/DEX (and accept inflation/vesting dynamics), HYPE is a standard protocol token with capped supply and emissions — higher beta to adoption and unlock schedules.

Weekly_Ad3734

I used Nexo for many years and it worked exactly like advertised. Having to own NEXO tokens for loyalty and increased yield is annoying but it is what is (yield is in the high teens iirc). I also used Binance when they had a boosted APY and there was no problem of course other than the offer ended briefly. Now I will try Telegram's wallet offer at 17% which is not crazy (but it is the best I could find apart from CoinDepo which I have never heard about), but definitely has me more worried as Telegram is somewhat shady for my taste and they convert your USDT to USDe when you sign up for the earn product, hopefully they don't go kaput with my funds haha. If anybody knows of a better APY, preferably on a CEX, let me know!

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To invest in a stablecoin, first fund an account on a cryptocurrency exchange like Coinbase or Kraken, then purchase the desired stablecoin (e.g., USDC, USDT). You can then hold the stablecoin in your exchange wallet or transfer it to a personal crypto wallet. For increased returns, you can also lend or stake your stablecoins on the exchange to earn interest.

Tirapon

Pretty typical scam. Taxes are not collected in USDT. If you pay, you will be losing even more money.

MichaelAischmann

The importance of supply caps seems overestimated. We have BTC (hard), ETH (hard ish), BNB (deflationary), SOL (inflationary) all in the top 5 (USDT excluded).

usdtvip

Bitcoin BTC Flash available and Tether USD USDT Flash only works in metamask bep20 manually add

pakovm

This is already possible with Taproot assets, at least with USDT. The other thing is just what Square will implement, they will allow merchants to accept Bitcoin payments and transform the amount directly into their preferred FIAT currency for them.

whatwilly0ubuild

Damn, this is unfortunately a pretty common mistake and the short answer is yeah, those funds are most likely gone unless PayPal decides to help you out, which is unlikely. Here's what happened: PayPal generated that Solana address for their own internal purposes, probably for SOL transactions or other supported tokens, but they don't monitor it for USDT deposits. Even though the tokens are technically sitting in that wallet address and you can see them on the blockchain, PayPal doesn't have any automated systems to credit your account for unsupported token deposits. The tokens aren't technically "lost" in the sense that they still exist on-chain, but they're in a wallet that PayPal controls the private keys for and they have zero incentive to build recovery systems for user mistakes like this. Their support team probably doesn't even have access to those private keys through normal channels. Your only real shot is contacting PayPal support and explaining what happened, but honestly their crypto support is pretty basic and they'll probably just tell you they don't support USDT deposits. Some exchanges have occasionally helped users in similar situations as a goodwill gesture, but it's rare and usually involves significant amounts of money. I've seen this exact scenario play out with our clients before when they're testing payment flows and someone sends the wrong token to an exchange address. Most centralized services just write these off as user error and move on. The brutal reality is that crypto transactions are irreversible by design and when you send tokens to an address where nobody monitors for that specific token type, you're basically throwing money into a black hole. Always double and triple check the network and token support before sending anything, especially to centralized service addresses. Sorry this happened to you, it's an expensive lesson that way too many people have learned the hard way.

AnthonyBTC

That basically confirms it. They’re legally unable to make USDT compliant with U.S. or MiCA regulations, so they just pull out of those markets even though they supposedly hold $169,537,170,238.59 in assets generating massive revenue. Yet somehow, they still can’t make it compliant. Weird right?

GeneralZex

If I am not mistaken the stable coin issuer needs a US presence and must strictly buy US treasuries with 1:1 reserves whereas USDT is foreign and has a mixture of US treasuries, gold, and Bitcoin in reserves.

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Familiar_Television1

Put it all in LTC and sell at 150K or 200K. Then buy 50% PAXG and 50% USDT in an earning account and come back next cycle

CrazyAppel

You guys honestly make me sad. Gary Gensler is known as an evil "crypto gatekeeper" breaking the growth of crypto. In reality, he is just keeping American investors safe, he doesn't have a single malicious bone in his body. He sued/chased guys like Justin Sun, CZ, the XRP guys, USDT guys, Coinbase crew... all these enterprises are KNOWN to have grifter owners, known scammers, known criminals hiding behind their own countries broken law. Didn't you guys notice the uptick in Coinbase related victim posts where users complain about locked funds? How about Justin Sun's Tron that ONLY goes up and never goes down? How about the XRP centralization issues that have come to light recently? Whenever you read these kinds of posts, you go "Yeye don't use Coinbase, scam platform", but when Gary Gensler was targeting these bastards before he got fired, you were ridiculing him for gatekeeping crypto. He gets fired suddenly the fucking President is running a shitcoin, yet you monkeys are like "???". He sued them, laid out EXACTLY why they are getting sued, what parts of their business practices are malicious etc. EVERY enterprise scam that is now coming to light, was already a part of Gary Genslers lawsuit back in the day. Yet, you stupid idiots see this as gatekeeping, harming the crypto ecosystem. What a fucking joke you guys are really, get real.

HSuke

I'm reading between the lines. After years of keeping USDT in non-compliance, they sidestepped the issue by introducing a new stablecoin linked to USDT, and hiring a former Trump politician as their CEO so that the new stablecoin won't be investigated.

Calm_Voice_9791

So basically, USDT cannot be unf*cked from a compliance standpoint

UdyrPrimeval

That’s always a stressful situation. If you sent USDT on the Solana network to a Solana wallet address, you should be fine as long as the wallet supports Solana-based tokens (SPL). Sometimes it just doesn’t auto-show up in the UI, and you need to manually add the token contract. If you accidentally sent it to an exchange address that only supports ERC-20 or TRC-20 USDT, that’s trickier, you’d need to reach out to their support and hope they can recover it. For future moves, I try to double-check the network before hitting send. When I’m moving tokens across chains, I usually go through an aggregator like [Rubic](https://www.reddit.com/r/Rubic/) since it routes things properly between chains and cuts down on the chance of mis-sending.

aeronauticalingrid

Binance is giving 12% on USDT staking fyi

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Post is by: Mecanik1337 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1nex6zz/coinbase_more_like_nobase_atrocious_customer/ Hi, Been using Coinbase for a few years, with paid membership lately, and usually never had issues. However, when I did hit an issue, that's when the amazing support they have kicked in. Long story short, a friend of mine sent me some USDT but on the wrong chain. After checking the asset recovery tool at: [https://www.coinbase.com/asset-recovery](https://www.coinbase.com/asset-recovery) it was clear that the **funds can be recovered** from BEP-20. However, even though **the transaction exists** and the details were input correctly (tried like 50 times), the tool says "*transaction not found*". Naturally I called support and reported the issue, with **them admitting there is an issue** and the "*relevant team*" is working on it. I would also like to point out that they **confirmed** to me over the phone that I am **eligible for a refund** and if I don't see the funds in the account in \~2 days to give them a call back. This sounded very promising and I was quite impressed. Well, crap. **Nothing arrived and the tool wasn't fixed**. The **funds are stuck since June** and I am begging them at this point to fix the issue since then. Here's a list of all the times I contacted them regarding this transaction: * Case: #24470836 / Date: Sep 12, 2025 (today, they are taking the piss asking me all over again) * Case: #24373922 / Date: Sep 02, 2025 * Case: #24321524 / Date: Aug 27, 2025 * Case: #24300304 / Date: Aug 25, 2025 * Case: #24295696 / Date: Aug 24, 2025 * Case: #24291034 / Date: Aug 23, 2025 * Case: #24257530 / Date: Aug 20, 2025 * Case: #24239387 / Date: Aug 18, 2025 * Case: #24212747 / Date: Aug 15, 2025 (promise of refund) * Case: #23762272 / Date: Jul 01, 2025 * Case: #23759546 / Date: Jul 01, 2025 * Case: #23755642 / Date: Jun 30, 2025 I am not entirely sure, but I believe this goes against every single policy in the UK that exists for commerce; having to wait almost 3 months is absolutely insane. Every single time I get the same sob story, along the lines of (*copied from their chat*): >*Thanks for the confirmation. I can confirm that we've raised your case to our specialist team for a thorough investigation. Please keep in mind that the time it takes to resolve the issue depends on how complex it is.* Well if this is such a "complex" case... when your tool clearly lists this as recoverable... no comment. Every agent is asking me the same things over and over and repeating the same sob story. Some of them even get pissed and start having an attitude with me, the customer. I am more than happy to share the transaction ID / screenshots for anyone that want's to double check these facts via DM. Just a note to scammers: avoid me. * Would I use Coinbase again? Hell to the NO. * Would I recommend Coinbase to my friends again? Hell to the NO. That's all I had to say. Have a great day! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

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ffenliv

Dude, this is more political hype than reality. Yes, stablecoins are driving demand for Treasuries and strengthening the dollar, but “debt relief” via USDT/USDC is fantasy. For us, the main thing is: another argument why bitcoin and ether will remain the top hedge against any system feints.

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Post is by: arkwald and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1ndqnc8/stablecoins_safe_money_or_ticking_time_bomb/ Everyone in crypto uses USDT, USDC, whatever… feels like they’re the backbone of the whole market. But let’s be real they’re only “stable” if the companies behind them actually hold what they claim. If something goes wrong, the whole space could feel it. So are stablecoins actually safe to park cash in, or are we all just trusting too much? Do you guys see them as a strong part of the system, or more like a risk that nobody talks about until it blows up? *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

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Post is by: Kurosaki56843 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1ndmjo8/saw_this_wild_claim_from_a_putin_advisor_is_the/ So.. people on twitter have been losing it over a claim from Anton Kobyakov (senior advisor to Putin), who said at the Eastern Economic Forum that the U.S. is using stablecoins like USDT and USDC to offload its $35T+ debt and "reset" the system - basically comparing it to when the U.S. abandoned the gold standard. Tbh, this sounded insane at first, but when you think about it, is it really? Some context: * Stablecoin market cap = approx. $247B * Tether & Circle now rank among the top 20 holders of U.S. Treasuries (confirmed in Bitwise's latest data) * The GENIUS Act, signed in July 2025, quietly tied stablecoin reserves to U.S. Treasury demand * And yes this absolutely boosts dollar dominance globally So while $35T is a stretch, the idea of the U.S. using stablecoins to deepen treasury demand (and eventually inflate away part of its debt) doesn't sound completely far-fetched. Especially if it maintains control of the rails. But then again, this is also coming from a Russian official at a time when BRICS is pushing hard for de-dollarization and promoting their ruble-backed stablecoin (A7A5 on Tron). So yeah, take that with a grain of salt (the political one). I'm not saying this scenario is likely, but it definitely made me think twice about having anything at all parked in stablecoins. I've been trying to stay liquid without selling, so I've been borrowing a bit against my BTC on Nехо instead of cashing out. Rates are decent, and it's helped me avoid messing with my long-term positions while still having room to move if things get weird. So any thoughts on this? Is the U.S. really inflating away its debt through crypto rails, or is this just Russia talking its own book? If there's even a shred of truth to this, what does that mean for Bitcoin and Ethereum over the next decade? *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

SurprisedByItAll

Gemini seems to have some deeper regulatory pressure than others, my own impression. Maybe because they're in NY? Not sure. After the fiasco they had where peeps funds were in limbo after Bankman Fraud of FTX cause so much distress and collapse, Gemini still hasn't recovered from that. I've lost general trust in them so only keep a few things there. I liked the idea of using a few cex for safety or whatever but I haven't been excited about them again. I noticed the stablecoin change because I was selling off a couple things. It seems USDT is kinda sketchy without a published audit but I lack any real knowledge or background, sorry for a long rant lol

Open-Acanthaceae5308

Found a hack for getting the iPhone 17 even cheaper. Pay with USDT on u/Oobit and get 5% Cashback

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tldr; Worldcoin (WLD) experienced a price rally of over 20% following its listing on South Korea's largest crypto exchange, Upbit. The listing supports trades in KRW, BTC, and USDT, with multichain compatibility for Ethereum, Optimism, and Worldcoin's native blockchain. This development signals global expansion potential for WLD, countering regulatory setbacks and boosting investor confidence. Upbit's move could introduce Worldcoin to new markets, setting the stage for future growth despite ongoing privacy controversies. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

PenguinsInvading

That's not true. Not because what you're saying doesn't occur but because it's not the only action you see in crypto market. As you're aware, money circulation is the only driving factor for price movement. If a coin is moving up, the demand is more and If it's going down, supply is stronger. Simple. When demand is high, money is going into that coin and vise versa for when demand is lower than supply. Why am I saying this? Because in crypto markets, money moves between chains and coins. How can we understand this? By understanding the relationship between some important indexes: BTC.d, USDT.d, ETH.d, SOL.d, ETH.d, OTHERS.d, TOTAL, TOTAL2, TOTAL3. How can we get useful info by understanding the relationship between these indexes? By a lot of practice. When BTC.d is 58.14%, it means that out of total money in crypto, 58.14% of it is on BTC. 41.86% on other coins (including Stable coins). The scenario you're describing is when BTC.d is either increasing or ranging, USDT.d decreasing, Total, Total 2 and total 3 increasing. What does this mean? It means that money has flowed into entirety of Cryptomarket but not solely on BTC if BTC.d is in a range. If BTC.d is increasing while this scenario is at hand, it means that more money has gone into BTC compared to other coins. The other scenario is when BTC is down while alts are gaining. Between Jul 14th and 31th (just as a recent example), BTC was stsrting a correction (down 8%) . If you check alt coins in this period this is what you will see: ETH up 28%, Sol up 13% (peak of 28%), BNB up 17% (peak of 27%), XRP up 15% (peak of 22%). Why they didn't follow BTC after? Because money was circulated from BTC to major alt coins. USDT.d was is a range while BTC.d was massively decreasing, meaning that majority of money was coming from BTC and not because people were buying altcoins by using USDT. Another scenario is BTC.d up, USDT.d down, all the other indexes up as well. This means that people are jumping into crypto like hot cakes. New investors have come and people are using their money to buy coins. When USDT.d is up and other indexes are down, it means that money is getting out of crypto market. When BTC.d is down, USDT.d is down, Total is in a range and Total 2 is heavily up, it means that money has is gone to ETH. How can we say it's majorly ETH? by checking ETH.d, Others.d and Total3. If ETH.d is increasing, Total3 and Others.d in range, it means that ETH is the one absorbing money. As you can see, many many scenarios can play out. The most important question you must ask yourself is this: Where is the money currently going into? These indexes help you increase the liklihood of recognizing it. We have different phases in crypto market. Now what can really help you is finding BTC pairs with bullish charts in a bullish trend (and the opposite). Look at HBAR, LDO, WLD, in the past month. Check their BTC chart and see how they performed. Now the important question. Does understanding these indexes and BTC pairs guarantee profits? Of course not. Nothing is a guarantee in any given market other than insider info or insider trading. Do these informations help us better distinguish alt coins with a better chance of performing? Yes they do. Do they help us understand where the majority of money is going into? Yes they can. You will make mistakes and you will be confused, but by practice and asking questions you will eventually figure out how to use them.

FrenchieCrew732

I’m still sitting on the 1 bitcoin I bought at $7,600. I’ll swap it to USDT when this cycle tops out and then wait for 70% pull back to buy back in and triple up.

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tldr; Tether has emerged as one of the largest corporate Bitcoin accumulators over the past year, adding 27,700 BTC to its reserves. Of this, 7,900 BTC were allocated to back its stablecoin USDT, while 19,800 BTC went to Twenty One Capital, a digital asset treasury fund. Tether's Bitcoin acquisitions surpass several mid-tier ETFs but remain behind major players like BlackRock and Grayscale. The company plans to allocate 15% of quarterly profits to Bitcoin, maintaining a diversified reserve strategy including gold and real estate. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

jawni

Very tiny, not a major stablecoin. The supply of USDM ($13m) is only .008% the size of USDT and the fraction of volume it does is even smaller then that.

year2039nuclearwar

Can you tell me which derivatives trading i.e. Futures USDT platform isn't a scam exchange (that isn't Binance or ByBit, that have not only restricted UK/USA customers, but those with Palau ID as well). I've checked Gate, BitGet, KuCoin - they all have withdrawal locks and freezes just like MEXC. There isn't anything....you may as well just stay on MEXC

Frosty-Detective5330

A lot of people call XRP a “stablecoin” just because its price has been relatively flat compared to other cryptos, especially during bull runs. But technically, it’s not a stablecoin at all, it doesn’t have reserves pegged to USD like USDT or USDC. It’s just that Ripple’s tokenomics and the way XRP is used in liquidity/payment rails have kept it from mooning or crashing the way more speculative coins do. In practice, it acts more like a payments token or bridge currency. That’s why some traders see it as “stable,” but it’s really just underperforming in terms of volatility compared to meme coins or ETH. If you’re moving between tokens and want to avoid sitting in fiat or true stables, XRP can feel like a semi-stable parking spot. A couple of practical solutions: diversify between real stables and XRP, use it mainly for transfers, or swap quickly in and out when needed. Using an aggregator like Rubic makes it easier since you can move in and out of XRP alongside 15k+ tokens without juggling bridges. Do you see XRP’s “stability” as a strength, like a safer hedge, or as dead capital compared to more volatile plays?

Intrepid_Ebb4137

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The_Smoking_Pilot

I do t understand how moving into crypto makes it okay to devalue the dollar in USDT? Am I missing something?

Jueyuan_WW

Which one would you recommend then? I can pay via USDT instead to get the BTC

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hipster-coder

Great to hear that the US has a plan to handle their debt. But if Bitcoin is so bad, why was RT promoting it via Max Keizer? Is there something obvious that I don't understand? Also, honest question, why are stablecoins a problem? If the US government wants to devalue the dollar, why is it relevant whether you are holding USD, or USDC or USDT? Won't these devalue equally?

panthera_N

BTC -> USDT -> BTC -> USDT -> BTC , sorry no place for shcoin, who wants to buy shcoin when the market is at its peak and hold the damn bag that drops 20x and never recovers 😁

No-Pepper6969

Why convert to USDT to move on cold storage? Just move out the bitcoins to your wallet and pay the fees.

TrueButterfly3908

I've gotten used to directly buying USDT via C2C, so that's why I went this route. Didn't realize at first that buying USDC directly could simplify things so much.

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for example Tether is blocking all the stolen USDT and blacklist them. So you will not be able to receive that coins because it's frozen forever.

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Unusual-Ad-3897

The cheapest (and easiest) one is probably Overdraft at the moment. You can directly go from fiat to USDT or HYPE, and there's no KYC

Smort_poop

USDT and USDC are the US dollar with extra risk. If someone sells their local currency for USDT, they’re doing that to have USD.

QcAnonymousQc

There’s no such thing as a legit ‘flash USDT’ site. If anyone offers you that, it’s a scam. USDT transfers are permanent on-chain, there’s no way to ‘flash’ them temporarily. Be careful, people use this term to lure victims into fake demos or wallets.

Mohammad_Noruzi

some exchanges have 0 fee USDT on BEP20 Network. that might be useful too

Smort_poop

The vast majority of that money would go to other governments bonds or gold. Also with articles like this you fail to realize that venezuelans aren’t buying USDT because they’re pro crypto, but because they’re pro USD…

somethingimadeup

Everyone who trades with USDT

Detektivo

I still use USDT most of the time but it could be swapped easily for every other coin on www.sovereignswap.com/swap and keep the same liquidity (mostly)

Uksan_Iva

Yes, you have a few choices depending on whether you want centralized or decentralized. On DeFi, Aave lets you borrow stablecoins against wrapped BTC, but you need to manage collateral carefully. On centralized exchanges, Binance, Coinbase, and OKX all offer BTC-backed loans with flexible terms. They usually let you borrow USDT/USDC against your BTC, but you need to watch for liquidation if BTC price drops. Best to compare rates, LTV, and repayment options before deciding.

AngleCapital294

True.Good Example would be "Prediction Future" ,it has different Price value then the Future BTC/USDT. You trying to predict Future with different BTC/USDT course on top of it they use fair price as trigger. Meaning if course is let say 1000 and you said in "Prediction Future" tht it will fall and by chance it dropped to 999 in the last 10 seconds but if fair Value was at 1001 you lose the Prediction Future even if the course was at 999. The Fair Price is easy to manipulate last second. In close call areas you will lose.

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Scholes_SC2

Yes binance pay, no Blockchain involved really. Yes USDT only, haven't seen other stablecoin being used. Well ideally people want to hold physical us dollars but they're scarce so yeah lots of people are forced to keep some funds in binance. Bare in mind that with our low wages were not able to save so we don't keep much money on binance.

jawni

Nope, look at the price of USDC and USDT in early March 2023.

Detektivo

You could exchange for USD using a normal exchange or if USDT fits you, you can use a normal exchange-kyc swap like www.sovereignswap.com/swap

Training-Ad-8270

Indeed, this **should** be a huge wake-up-call. The same is true of any centralized cryptocurrency. As specific examples that personally I avoid like the plague: Solana, Algorand, BNB, USDC, USDT. Those are *fully* centralized cryptocurrencies. In the case of Solana, Algorand, and BNB - they knowingly do this as a conscious tradeoff to the Trilemma Problem - sacrificing the security leg, for fast and cheap. Solana has even had several *network outages*. Should be a dealbreaker for anyone, do not pass "Go", ever. But the same is true for most current Ethereum L2 networks like Polygon, Base, etc. But at least most (except Coinbase' Base) have decentralization on their roadmaps. (Don't ever use the Base network, if you don't wish to see your coins even potentially accidentally seized by a bogus law enforcement order.) Ethereum itself though, is sufficiently decentralized. But you can have any & all crypto frozen or outright seized - even Monero - if it's held on a centralized exchange. E.g. by mistaken LE action, even if your coins were tangentially involved at some point in an illegal action. This is why I only deal with sufficiently decentralized coins like ETH, ADA, BTC, XMR - and only ever keep a small % on a centralized exchange for inexpensive trading.

ishaklazri

Buy from any platform that offers P2P and is reliable, such as BINANCE. After purchasing the USDT, convert it to Bitcoin via Simpleswap or any other exchange service.

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> Tether regularly publishes attestation reports And they lost a lawsuit filed by the NYAG. During the lawsuit, they published an attestation. At trial they had to admit they had borrowed a few billion overnight, to boost the attestation, and paid it back next day In trial evidence, they included "loans to related parties" as assets backing the USDT. These aren't loans in the true sense. They're not repayable. They're made up so that there can be a line in the asset column of the balance sheet Eventually, the lies cleared and they admitted being 84% backed. But why? Not because they minted unbacked USDT. But because they're using non-USA banks for their USD deposits, and one or two of the banks became insolvent (all USA banks refused to provide service) Lesson 1: if a stablecoin is backed by USD bank deposits, it's effectively fractional because the deposit-taking bank is fractional So now they're mostly backing USDT with short-expiry USD Treasury bonds. To the extent that there are other bonds, and other assets, they're fractional Why not long-expiry bonds, and earn interest? Because the interest rate on a long-expiry bond means that the bond itself depegs from the USD when interest rates fluctuate. That's what cased the insolvencies of Silicon Valley Bank, Silvergate Bank and Signature Bank in 2023 When Terra/Luna collapsed, there was a $12B run on USDT. It did not depeg If Tether is announcing $8B of USDT minting, that means they've sold $8B of USDT to exchanges for USD8B, and probably purchased $8B of short-expiry USD Treasuries They never provide an audited balance, even though it's a requirement if the settlement in the NYAG case, so we'll never know whether they're still 84% backed or more or less. They never disclose the potential volatility of the non-Treasury assets

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Tether, the issuer of the world’s largest stablecoin (USDT), now holds over $120 billion in U.S. Treasury bills, surpassing even Germany’s holdings and ranking as the 19th-largest holder globally. This immense exposure to traditional financial instruments positions Tether as a kind of "digital monetary mass", distributing dollar-denominated liquidity at scale within the crypto ecosystem. However, many Bitcoin and crypto holders fail to recognize that the crypto industry is deeply intertwined with the fiat-based financial system, which they often criticize as a "Ponzi scheme." Ironically, while fiat systems are indeed flawed, they at least offer deposit insurance protections—such as those provided by institutions like the FDIC in the U.S.—which do not exist in the world of decentralized cryptocurrencies. In contrast, crypto assets remain largely uninsured, leaving users vulnerable to exchange collapses, hacks, and systemic failures. This contradiction underscores a critical blind spot in the crypto narrative: the very infrastructure that supports stablecoins and liquidity in the market is built on the same fiat foundations many crypto advocates seek to escape. --- References: - Tether surpasses Germany’s $111B of US Treasury holdings - Tether becomes 19th-largest holder of US Treasurys - Tether’s reserve strategy and crypto market volatility

SurprisedByItAll

Valid question. I see on Gemini that you can only use USDC and RLUSD now and not Tether USDT. You're asking a valid question.

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tldr; Four countries offer citizenship or residency programs accepting cryptocurrency investments. Vanuatu provides fast-track citizenship via licensed agents converting crypto to fiat. Dominica and Saint Lucia offer Caribbean citizenship with crypto payments through agencies. Portugal enables EU residency and citizenship via crypto-linked investment funds. El Salvador offers direct citizenship for a $1-million Bitcoin or USDT investment. These programs cater to crypto investors seeking global mobility and legal pathways. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

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KGB4L

We have a lot of those in Ukraine (not this specific one, but physical stores). They are pretty much p2p places to buy or sell crypto for instant cash. Their rates are pretty much market rates. This stuff isn’t too regulated in the country, so they are free to operate without much oversight. Remember, not everyone uses crypto as an investment tool. 90% of the time I use it to send or receive money abroad at an instant. USDT, USDC, Sol, LTC or whatever. This is the target audience for these stores.

misterbiggler

60% of USDT is on Tron alone..

jekpopulous2

USDT is fully backed but a small portion of their collateral is in sketchy assets like Chinese real estate. People in this sub love to say “Tether won’t show anyone the paperwork” when the fact is that Binder Dijker Otte (one of the largest accounting firms on the planet) provides full attestations quarterly. It’s not quite the same thing as a full-blown forensic audit but one of the world’s largest and most respected financial institutions has repeatedly stated that USDT is fully backed and they have all the receipts.

jekpopulous2

USDT is fully backed but a small portion of their collateral is in sketchy assets like Chinese real estate. People in this sub love to say “Tether won’t show anyone the paperwork” when the fact is that Binder Dijker Otte (one of the largest accounting firms on the planet) provides full attestations quarterly. It’s not quite the same thing as a full-blown audit but one of the world’s largest and most respected financial institutions has repeatedly stated that USDT is fully backed and they’ve seen all the receipts.

Rare_Rich6713

I pay with USDT on SOL through xmoney, and it’s extremely fast already. What’s the usefulness of this exactly?

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whatwilly0ubuild

This is actually something we've stress tested extensively. At my job we help teams build out AI and cryptography systems like this, and the stablecoin architecture question comes up constantly with our clients who are building DeFi protocols. You're right that it's basically a bank run scenario, but the mechanics are more complex than traditional banking because of how DEX liquidity works. When confidence starts cracking, you get this cascading effect where people rush to redeem directly from the issuer if they can, but most volume goes through DEXs where the liquidity pools get drained fast. We saw this play out with USDC during the SVB crisis. Even though Circle was fundamentally sound, the secondary market went to shit because liquidity providers pulled out and arbitrage bots couldn't keep up with demand. Price dropped to like 87 cents on some exchanges while direct redemption was still at par. The really nasty part is cross-collateralization. Most DeFi protocols use stablecoins as collateral, so when they depeg you get liquidation cascades that make everything worse. Our customers who run lending protocols learned this the hard way during Terra/Luna. Their smart contracts started liquidating positions based on the depegged prices, which created more selling pressure. For truly algorithmic stablecoins the death spiral is basically inevitable once confidence breaks. But for asset-backed ones like USDC or USDT, it's more about liquidity mechanics than fundamental backing. The problem is most people can't tell the difference in real time, so they all get treated the same during panic. Flight patterns depend on the scale. Small depegs usually see people arbitraging back to parity or rotating to other stables. Major crises drive flight to actual fiat or Bitcoin. ETH sometimes catches a bid as a "crypto native" safe haven but that's not reliable. The infrastructure just isn't built for this kind of stress. Most off-the-shelf tools weren't built for your use case, they're built for generalization. DEX liquidity models break down when everyone's heading for the exits simultaneously, and the oracle systems that price everything start lagging reality by dangerous amounts. We've been helping clients build better circuit breakers and stress testing frameworks because yeah, it really is like living in a flood zone and pretending hurricanes don't happen.

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jawni

People would trade into other things, mostly other stables, even if the other stables were temporarily trading above $1, and on exchanges they'd go into fiat. Look at what happened in March 2023 with USDC. The banks that had custody of some of the backing were facing issues, it depegged by 5% and USDT almost spiked up 1%. Now imagine USDT, the much larger stable, has all that money flowing out, into the much smaller USDC.

netap

I want to stake my ETH, but yes I'm already using multiple protocols where i get passive interests on USDC/USDT

Realistic_Fee_00001

We all know that USDT is a fraud. Doesn't stop people from using it unfortunately. But at some point the music will stop.