Quote from: Wexnident on Today at 02:15:02 AM

Why would you even store it as stable coins? If you weren't going to buy any crypto's and would only buy it, later on, might as well buy it straight later on as crypto, instead of buying stable coins right now. Besides, if the governing body of the said stable coins were to suddenly have an issue crop up, say, legal issues, you're money would basically be frozen there and then, and I doubt you'd be able to retrieve it successfully. Here's the thing, just hold it as Fiat if you aren't going to buy crypto.

Additionally, is there even a reason for hodling stable coins? Crypto, yes, for the future because they think of it as an investment so hodling it is completely understandable, but stable coins? Just buy some if you need it if you don't just let it sit as regular ol dollar.

I want to hold stable coins for this reasons

Now for example take ethereum as best example.

In november 2016 the price of ethereum is $10 per coin.

Next the coin increased to $1400 in november 2017 or january 2018 right.

So if i invested in ethereum in 2016 november the total coins are 1200.

So if i sold in 2018 the calculation 1200 x $1400 = $1680000

Now let us say if i convert them in stable coins why.......?

Now let us say ethereum coin has decreased its price after pump to less then $100 or $150 so at that time i like to buy the ethereum with stable coin i means i want to use the process of reinvesting.

The above all things are only example i have not hold any large amount of coins in stable but in future i want to follow this reinvest future but is this good or bad........?

Not let us say if i have 100K in stable coin like binance is good...?

Thanks!