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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: staking stablecoins good?
by
Akbarkoe
on 25/07/2025, 07:24:59 UTC
It's generally safe but don't ignore the horror story of people losing their money in a vault or pool because exploits.
You need to follow best practice and stake in the best project to make sure you arent losing your money in the long run.

One example is cetus hack where LP is drained and that includes stablecoin.

In addition to finding a safe place and can provide a consistent advantage and be able to fight inflation, it also needs to be considered the stable coin developer because if they are not really who is behind the project, whatever it is, for example in some stable coins that lose their balance makes the coins lose their value from the price of the value.


The strongest today is USDT and USDC where they already have many ecosystems and partners that are very broad in many chains, but sometimes see also in a place where we have to stake to have a variation of interest that is offered to us, we are still on LP do not over trust of a provider project, what happens with Cetus is the worst experience.

I think it's better to save bitcoin with an annual ROI of more than 30% enough.