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With the listing of TUSD on binance the value of true usd is sure to rocket.
The token will be pegged to the $1 so even if the market cap rises & reaches $2.5B like tether
it's price will not reflect this ie though its value has increased it's price will still only fluctuate with the btc the same as the $1.
(So ignore nonsense like this: http://www.coinliker.com/forecast/true-usd-3D3s-prediction)

So the real money/profit will be made behind the scenes via the funds being invested into the rising investment pot.

Questions Has anyone out there got any ideas how to profit from the meteoric rise TUSD is about to see?
or
Is there anyway to invest in True usd (TUSD) as an investor?
ie stocks & shares in the independent tusd company
Any other ideas....

I keep my eye on this coin, I wish TUSD would enter the dex market like DDEX, IDEX, WaveDex, Forkedelta. I have some ETH I neeed to hedge in USD, but its not available in the previous dex sites I mentioned.

Market is going down, down now. All cryptos are down. TUSD and USDT can save the day.

The way to correctly utilize stable coins is not to invest in them for long-term growth because they are pegged at $1 each. You buy them when the rest of the market is in a downtrend so that you can save your profits and buy back more bitcoin when its cheaper.

It's nothing new, use it the same way you'd use tether. Neither increase in $-value, they can just rise/fall in accordance to bitcoins price movement 

I don't know for sure because there are many ideas on how to get profit from trading. As for me, btc for the long-term is the best way to profit.  true usd is the best way to get the expected profit

I know this is old but - TUSD on Binance does fluctuate by % - there is money to be made.

What is opinion on TUSD vs USDT? Is it actually more ‘honest?’

I have never invested in TUSD because getting a profit takes a long time, but I am interested in investing in stocks, using my TUSD

You can't profit from it. You can only use it as a channel to profit from changes in the price of other coins. I guess in theory you could profit in crypto terms if you felt that the real price of the US dollar was going to fall.

Everyone makes a decision based on their financial education. But I personally do not see absolutely any sense in trading such coins. They are designed to hedge profits in Fiat, from possible losses in the crypto market, but they themselves have a doubtful origin. Many people like to guarantee, but the ending turns out to be quite different from what is expected.

Exactly right, there is no such thing as a guarantee when it comes to money and limited liability businesses. If they screw up and lose funds or get hacked or whatever else and don't have the funds to repay then they aren't going to just magic them up from somewhere.

There is nothing to invest in TUSD, as that would be more like you investing in fiat. It is just not different from its counterpart USDT where it is backed by the original USD value and whether you like it or not, it will always be tagged to 1USD since it is controlled and centralized.

The main essence is to be able to have a hedge in the case where the market gets to start dropping, which would be a safe way of trading against other volatile cryptocurrencies.

It is really not worth it if you get to see the little fluctuations unless you have a lot of money and you are willing to keep getting as little as you can, rather than trying to make use of the general market fluctuations and volatility of the crypto market entirely to make more profit in the long run. This is more like trying to run away from volatility risk, but what is the point in that ?
However, everyone knows what works well for them anyway.


There are some new special investment funds, focused on investing in stablecoins like TUSD, for example, Invictus Margin Lending (IML) Fund (https://medium.crypto20.com/new-interest-based-fund-launch-announcement-c13fba080167) that aims to provide investors with exposure to margin lending returns. Average annualized daily rates for USD in this capacity on Bitfinex have been in excess of 16% for the past 12 months.

Traders borrow these assets primarily for leverage trading via major cryptocurrency exchanges. Demand is strong and growing — several platforms have recently introduced margin trading functionality or increased the maximum leverage available to traders.

Returns have exceeded the hurdle rate since inception, with consistent net returns at rates of approximately 11%, while crypto lenders such as Celsius and Nexo provide just 8% in USD equivalent.

I don't understand why stable coins such as TUSD should be marketed as a speculative asset when it is mainly a stable coin? Do we need to have stable coins when we want them to create profit for us? They are designed to be stable. Their prices should not fluctuate the way other cryptocurrencies do. If we want stable coins to be as volatile as the rest of the cryptocurrencies then they should not peg their value to fiat. They should just assign value to it and let the market determine whether it will rise or not.

investment with trade of course risk will also be obtained and one of them is the future price development no one can know for sure trading with fiat currency or with crypto currency investors must be good at utilizing every opportunity that we will get confidence and patience is the best capital in the investment

you can invest stable coins (usdt ;tusd;usdc;pax) in binance lending it will give you up 2.5 percent annually . or buy when price good ; for sell it when price rise with profit of 1 percent or more sometime ; stable coins give high annual profit when you compare with bitcoin (6%)and you invest and lend it to site crypto.com

I don't see any special way that one can profit from TUSD or any other stable coins? As far as I know they are called stable coins because their value hardly changes and you would have to simply rely on the value of bitcoin/or whatever you want to buy TUSD with.

It should work just like how'd you'd invest in any currency.