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It's frequently touted as such, but don't you generally need some supply-demand parity across the borders? E.g., there's likely high demand for USDT to move mo
by prostoalex 4y ago
It's frequently touted as such, but don't you generally need some supply-demand parity across the borders?
E.g., there's likely high demand for USDT to move money out of Russia, given the currency control and Visa/MC restrictions. But if you're currently in Russia sitting on a massive pile of USDT, you probably don't want a massive ruble exposure either, and hodl'ing that USDT seems like a fairly solid strategy for the time-being?
- ano88888 4y agoThere might be some supply-demand parity but price will take care of it. It is just like any currency exchange or border transfer but without the regulations and tax. Eg. USD is more widely preferred than Thai baht but there is a still a large market for exchanges and money transfer.