Quote from: wajik-tempe on April 30, 2021, 01:13:43 AM

Quote from: designbuyers on April 30, 2021, 12:13:30 AM

I found the Cryptocurrency Equivalent to USD Most Stable,

Most stable:

Tether ($USDT)
USD Coin ($USDC)
mStable USD ($MUSD)
Binance USD ($BUSD)
TerraUSD ($UST)
HUSD($HUSD)

Other that not more stable:

Dai ($DAI)
Paxos Standard ($PAX)
Reserve tokens ($RSV)
Gemini Dollar ($GUSD)
TrueUSD ($TUSD)

What do you think? and how you can find the most stable coin?

I think they're all the same because those follow USD mostly. But I prefer coins with "USD" on their abbreviation more like a stable for me because it must follow the price of the fiat. Maybe some of them will only have slight differences in terms of price

Usually to do this to park in the exchanger if you used to exchange and want a break, and want to exchange to the more stable coin if you do not plan to do more trades at this time, I thought it will be good to do if plan to take a break, so I was researching coins that are the stable and same value of 1 USD each coin.

Quote from: Little Mouse on April 30, 2021, 03:17:19 AM

Quote from: OcTradism on April 30, 2021, 02:24:45 AM

With stable coins, you have double risks: risk for the value of USD, and risk for government actions.

You have stable coins like DAI which are decentralized and the chance of getting shut down is pretty low than a centralized stable coin. Well, if you think USDT may collapse, DAI may collapse, then you can't disagree that USD may also collapse.

I do not know who is behind the stable coins.