Quote from: mersal on June 13, 2019, 05:46:39 AM

Quote from: bobnexxus on June 12, 2019, 12:36:37 PM

Maybe a silly question, but if the concept of a stable coin is to maintain market cap (i.e. coin price) by dynamically altering the supply and/or demand. (e.g. Tether, Ampleforth) then what is the potential for a return on investment? For example, if USDT is always about $1 what's the upside of investing in it if the price never goes up?

To be honest there is no return of invest from investing on a stable coin like USDT.

ROI comes from the price changes of something has stable value then its not an investment.

if we only keep our stable coins, i think there will be no ROI my friend
but, if we trade this stable coins in BTC or ETH pairs, i think we will get a good ROI mate
how, ? just exchange your stable coins to BTC or eth when the price of BTC or ETH will rise, then exchange your BTC or ETH to stable coins, when the price of BTC or ETH will go down mate, maybe thats the right way to get profit from stable coins