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I wonder how that translates to stablecoins. Tether seems sketchy, but USDC seems solid.
by Keyframe 6y ago
I wonder how that translates to stablecoins. Tether seems sketchy, but USDC seems solid.
- Zamicol 6y ago- USDC was regulated from the start and has been submissive to regulators. I don't foresee issues for them. - Ripple blatantly flaunted regulation from the start. - Tether is illegal for U.S. persons: "Any individual who is a U.S. Person and any entity that is a U.S. Person is prohibited from using the Site or any Services" (https://tether.to/legal/ https://tether.to/legal/) They are unregulated. I've called Tether "Satan hell spawn" to people that ask me about it.