Quote from: davidroux on Today at 10:54:55 AM

Quote from: riso2015 on Today at 09:08:49 AM

Quote from: slashz9 on Today at 09:00:43 AM

but in fact people still use it because some people do daily trading and will exchange to stable coins if you are waiting to buy, come on you have to take risks if you want to cross the river.

True, many traders use stable coins only for daily trading, I personally still often use Tether when trading. And I think that's okay. Stable coins like Tether often used to maintain the value of assets, some people don't like to take risks with volatility Crypto prices so they choose stable coins.

Up to now, there have not been any problems with me using Tether because USDT is generally considered to be fiat in this market. I think if you buy or sell any coin, you will convert to USDT to know exactly your current profit. I don't understand why so many people condemn this stable coin, but I'm sure USDT will always be stable at $1.

Have you ever read their Legal sections with all subtle meaning that involve using their service?
I mean when you use bitcoin you're accepting "mathematical" rules.
With tether you're using a service with all legal aspect linked to that.
I suggest every time to take a look about their condition of usage, here I made some example.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5258508.msg54702459#msg54702459
I don't trust a service that can seize my money at their solely discretion or because I have make a deal "with a suspect". In case of issue, I should make a lawsuit? It will worth?