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If you don't want USDT, you can trade SOL/BUSD instead. The order book may be a little thinner, but not a big deal if you're not moving millions. While you mig
by dlubarov 5y ago
If you don't want USDT, you can trade SOL/BUSD instead. The order book may be a little thinner, but not a big deal if you're not moving millions.
While you might claim that BUSD isn't real money, you can just immediately withdraw it as fiat in your bank account, as long as Binance remains solvent.
Or if you're still uncomfortable with BUSD for whatever reason, just trade e.g. SOL/USD on Coinbase.
- davidgerard 5y agoI am talking about USD, not about stablecoins, and particularly not about stablecoins on tether exchanges. You are not refuting in any way whatsoever my point about the serious lack of actual-money liquidity for your favourite coin. What is the depth of SOL against USD? Not against USDT, not against BUSD, but against actual-money dollars?
- dlubarov 5y agoSee for yourself: https://pro.coinbase.com/trade/SOL-USD https://pro.coinbase.com/trade/SOL-USD Again, there's hundreds of thousands in orders within a $0.25 spread - plenty of liquidity if you're not moving millions.
- swarnie 5y agoWe really need to stop using the term stablecoins ScamCoin maybe?