Title: Tether - "safe harbor" Post by: nitrousteam on February 06, 2018, 11:20:19 PM Has anyone invested in Tether as a "safe harbor" while this all falls ... with the intention of returning to wherever he/her has been when Tether starts to grow again and in that way, he/her additionally increases the number of BTCs? If you haven't invested, why didn't you?; besides these apocalyptic inclinations that Tether will break at the crucial moment before it moves up and that the people who are caught in it will let go all because they will not hold 1 to 1 ratio with USD, but will go 0.01 USD or lower ... and the most important question - Why do you mean that? On what basis exactly?
Title: Re: Tether - "safe harbor" Post by: sylance on February 06, 2018, 11:34:54 PM Has anyone invested in Tether as a "safe harbor" while this all falls ... with the intention of returning to wherever he/her has been when Tether starts to grow again and in that way, he/her additionally increases the number of BTCs? If you haven't invested, why didn't you?; besides these apocalyptic inclinations that Tether will break at the crucial moment before it moves up and that the people who are caught in it will let go all because they will not hold 1 to 1 ratio with USD, but will go 0.01 USD or lower ... and the most important question - Why do you mean that? On what basis exactly? I jumped into Tether only because there's nothing else to go into during a falling market. I guess theoretically I could cash out to BTC and send to Coinbase for a real cash out but the fees would be too expensive; not to mention slow. Tether is a much needed mechanism in crypto but I wouldn't hold Tether long term because I don't believe they have the currency in reserve to back it up. I looked into DGD (Digital Gold) but surprisingly that went down with the market as well. Bittrex has Nubits which says it's a stable currency but it's not on Binance so again I don't have a good option to hedge out to. Title: Re: Tether - "safe harbor" Post by: lobo13hf on February 06, 2018, 11:49:52 PM Has anyone invested in Tether as a "safe harbor" while this all falls ... with the intention of returning to wherever he/her has been when Tether starts to grow again and in that way, he/her additionally increases the number of BTCs? If you haven't invested, why didn't you?; besides these apocalyptic inclinations that Tether will break at the crucial moment before it moves up and that the people who are caught in it will let go all because they will not hold 1 to 1 ratio with USD, but will go 0.01 USD or lower ... and the most important question - Why do you mean that? On what basis exactly? I jumped into Tether only because there's nothing else to go into during a falling market. I guess theoretically I could cash out to BTC and send to Coinbase for a real cash out but the fees would be too expensive; not to mention slow. Tether is a much needed mechanism in crypto but I wouldn't hold Tether long term because I don't believe they have the currency in reserve to back it up. I looked into DGD (Digital Gold) but surprisingly that went down with the market as well. Bittrex has Nubits which says it's a stable currency but it's not on Binance so again I don't have a good option to hedge out to. A lot of people are waiting for the result of the audit but still, there is no more update regarding it. Tether becomes "safe harbour" for temporary. But this will not be so long. Title: Re: Tether - "safe harbor" Post by: Tstar on February 06, 2018, 11:55:56 PM Has anyone invested in Tether as a "safe harbor" while this all falls ... with the intention of returning to wherever he/her has been when Tether starts to grow again and in that way, he/her additionally increases the number of BTCs? If you haven't invested, why didn't you?; besides these apocalyptic inclinations that Tether will break at the crucial moment before it moves up and that the people who are caught in it will let go all because they will not hold 1 to 1 ratio with USD, but will go 0.01 USD or lower ... and the most important question - Why do you mean that? On what basis exactly? This is also my greatest concern with USDT- will they hold the 1-1 ration. I may conciser using USDT because current alt movements are too crazy for my taste, but only after I see a valid audit for 2+B reserves. Title: Re: Tether - "safe harbor" Post by: ugr_erkn92 on February 07, 2018, 12:25:37 AM I think, the negative news about Tether which is considered as the only port to be safe harbor especially in the case of price drops, affects the market badly. I was waiting for the Tether company to end these remarks through by providing documentation that would end the negative news about the company.
Title: Re: Tether - "safe harbor" Post by: yo_mama on February 07, 2018, 12:31:09 AM For the consequence of possible Tether collapse, this thread gives a discussion:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2878724.0 Title: Re: Tether - "safe harbor" Post by: vit05 on February 07, 2018, 12:49:20 AM I wanted to understand what would happen if Tether failed. The idea is that a Tether is worth the same as a dollar. If they found that tether does not have these dollars, the exchanges would have the option of offering the dollar equivalent, or they would risk going bankrupt. It is not the same as another crypto fail. People only use the USDT as the only option offered. I hope they find another more secure and stable currency to serve as a bank in exchange for the cryptocurrencys.
Title: Re: Tether - "safe harbor" Post by: Clement Kaliyar on February 07, 2018, 08:31:05 AM Tether is a much needed mechanism in crypto but I wouldn't hold Tether long term because I don't believe they have the currency in reserve to back it up. I looked into DGD (Digital Gold) but surprisingly that went down with the market as well. Bittrex has Nubits which says it's a stable currency but it's not on Binance so again I don't have a good option to hedge out to. You said exactly what the real problem is with Tether and why you should not invest in it,if you look at the way in which they are creating tether,it is all scam written all over it and i would not risk my money with it,if you can provide the proof that they have reserved billions of dollars then we will believe what they say,other than that it is too risky and i have seen many scam over the past few years.Title: Re: Tether - "safe harbor" Post by: Raist on February 07, 2018, 08:44:23 AM Has anyone invested in Tether as a "safe harbor" while this all falls ... with the intention of returning to wherever he/her has been when Tether starts to grow again and in that way, he/her additionally increases the number of BTCs? If you haven't invested, why didn't you?; besides these apocalyptic inclinations that Tether will break at the crucial moment before it moves up and that the people who are caught in it will let go all because they will not hold 1 to 1 ratio with USD, but will go 0.01 USD or lower ... and the most important question - Why do you mean that? On what basis exactly? For my mind an instrument like Tether is a very useful one but with many reservations. First of all it is working only for the exact period of time. It works as a mechanism for arbitrage and redistribution of capital from weak hands to strong and weak crypto projects into decent ones. And it is not a mechanism of "safe haven" during crashes, it can withstand only some pressure on normal bear markets. |