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Yes. QUSD is available in the secondary markets. We are fortunate that QUSD has a lot of liquidity. By the way, what about listing on exchanges? What are your plans? Are there any arrangements already?
There, as far as I know, this stablecoin is already trading on several exchanges. Read the QUSD project description. Wow. it is perfectly. if the coins are traded on the stock exchange during the launch - I think that this project will be successful. |
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We share the same philosophy. We are really looking into payment solutions. And the idea with bank cards can really work! Many projects promised to do something similar. But it seems to me that when you have a stablecoin, it is easier to make payments with your own cards.
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Of course, the team is looking to list QUSD on some of the top ten exchanges. We are in talks with many top ten exchanges. We evaluate each exchange bases on quality, community outreach, and the process for onboarding a new coin/token. In order to have tokens in the future have demand and price, you need to choose the right exchange for trading, there is for beginners even without passing the listing
And what's the point in these new and small exchanges? They can not provide the necessary liquidity. Need to look towards the top exchanges! |
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Of Course, the QUSD is looking to increase the acceptance of QUSD by getting the coin listed on top exchanges. We have a few top ten exchanges that we are already in talks with. In order to have tokens in the future have demand and price, you need to choose the right exchange for trading, there is for beginners even without passing the listing
And what's the point in these new and small exchanges? They can not provide the necessary liquidity. Need to look towards the top exchanges! |
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QUSD is looking to have a card and other types of payment devices. Point of sale is part of the plan for QUSD. Does the QUAD project have plans to issue its own debit card? I think it would be a good “killer feature”!
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Sometimes this is true. Listings can cost a lot, but it depends on the project and the relationship with the exchange. In order to have tokens in the future have demand and price, you need to choose the right exchange for trading, there is for beginners even without passing the listing
And what's the point in these new and small exchanges? They can not provide the necessary liquidity. Need to look towards the top exchanges! Listing on top exchanges is very expensive, you need a very large budget. |
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downside protection and short to medium term holding protection. This is what is needed. There are issues with super-long-term holding for USDT. A debit card is definitely very cool and will be in demand from users. And what are the plans for creating your own physical wallet? Is it planned as an analogue of Trezor or Ledger?
By the way, it would be nice to agree with the companies Ledger and Trezor to add support for the QUSD coin to your physical wallets. Are there any chances for the project to reach an agreement with such companies at the initial stage of development? although you can always try There are always chances. if these companies see that the project is developing and in demand in the community - they will add support of this asset. Of course, every project has a chance of success! The main right business plan and good investors !!! And everything will turn out !!! the question is, why does this project need hardware wallets support? Do you think this is profitable from a business point of view? I am not a businessman, I do not understand all the subtleties of this process! But if someone sees the perspective, he acts as it should! Each investor sees this project from a different point of view, I personally would invest here, if there would be a possibility, and just stay to watch everything such coins are very necessary for users of crypto to save their funds at falling prices in the market, they guarantee the best stability of the price of their coin |
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targeted volatility ranges. That's the goal with QUSD. The appearance of StableCoin is logical. A crypto market moves to a less volatile phase and will be more like the stock market. Therefore, such stablecoins are important and necessary!
There is some truth in your words, but the loss of volatility will attract the outflow of large investors. |
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That is correct. there is a spread sometimes with usdt It seems to me that the rate will be floating, but as close as possible to the dollar.
even at USDT, the course varies slightly. From 1 dollar to 0.98 cents. But these are very minor fluctuations. I think it will be here too. |
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Already listed. checkout https://cointiger.comAdding more exchanges soon.  This QUSD project is not an exchange. This is a stablecoin. In order for substantial volumes of trades to appear, tokens need a listing on top exchanges where experienced and wealthy traders and investors trade. Then there will be large volumes.
By the way, what about listing on exchanges? What are your plans? Are there any arrangements already? |
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that is correct. Theme decorated to put it mildly is not very good, you write such incredible numbers even funny. Where are you going to take such large trading volumes?
This QUSD project is not an exchange. This is a stablecoin. In order for substantial volumes of trades to appear, tokens need a listing on top exchanges where experienced and wealthy traders and investors trade. Then there will be large volumes. |
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There are no "leftover" tokens from the ICO. The ICO soldout. Thus, there is no reason to burn any coins. I feel I did not get a clear answer to my question
If there are leftover tokens from the ICO what happens to them? Are they burned or what
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QUSD is a low-volatility coin. The concept is different than a traditional "stablecoin" Regulation of the cryptocurrency rate is a very difficult task and it will be almost impossible to keep the 1:1 token rate to the dollar.
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There is no legal definition of a stablecoin. Stablecoins offer stability and low volatility. We do not have enough information on stablecoins in general. A new breed of stablecoin is born with QUSD. Isn't there a tiny little contradiction in your value proposition? Like saying low-volatility stable coin? The whole idea of a stable coin is to be stable.
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more trading will occur. More markets, more exchanges, and more liquidity will come into play for QUSD. Theme decorated to put it mildly is not very good, you write such incredible numbers even funny. Where are you going to take such large trading volumes?
New project and perhaps even no money for a good designer topic. But such loud statements are surprising. Perhaps the text is a mistake and the amount is exaggerated? |
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We are working on listing on some top exchanges. Yes. It takes time and effort to list a coin the right way. I see that you already have a stock exchange on which the token is traded. Are there any plans for new exchanges? I would like to see you on top exchanges.
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It's more than just having a huge stock of cash. You need support, you need to be listed on exchanges, you need liquidity and market making, you need promotion, and most importantly you need a good community! It seems to me that in such projects the issue of guarantees and financial support for such tokens is very important. need a huge stock of cash to ensure payment for 1 QUSD token = 1 dollar.
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Money, motivation, a utopian vision, and hard work help to drive the crypto markets. Developers are the true unsung heros of the crypto markets. But such things are not comparable with the ideas of Satoshi Nakamoto. The way the future creator of cryptocurrency saw and what you are saying are two different things.
Satoshi’s ideas were wonderful, but alas, the people who came to the crypto industry did not have so many real anarchist crypto. Most are only interested in making a profit, not creating a new society or a new economy. Now most people participate in banti just for the money, almost no one is pursuing an interesting idea, everyone needs money  |
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There are all types of people involved in crypto. Good people, bad people, serious people, not so serious people, children, veteran developers. Crypto is anarchist for sure and always will be to a certain extent. Decentralization keeps things interesting. But such things are not comparable with the ideas of Satoshi Nakamoto. The way the future creator of cryptocurrency saw and what you are saying are two different things.
Satoshi’s ideas were wonderful, but alas, the people who came to the crypto industry did not have so many real anarchist crypto. Most are only interested in making a profit, not creating a new society or a new economy. |
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Crypto has developed super fast. It's only been about 10 years, of which only 8 of those years have seen any real trading volume. In contrast, fiat has been around for thousands of years. It must be admitted that decentralization and freedom from control gave rise to a huge mass of fraudsters of all stripes in the crypto market ... as it turned out, most people cannot do without strict control. So if we want to see a civilized market, then we need both regulators, and supervision, and control, and stablecoins.
But such things are not comparable with the ideas of Satoshi Nakamoto. The way the future creator of cryptocurrency saw and what you are saying are two different things. Cryptocurrency is developing so quickly, although almost no one used it a couple of years ago, and they did not trade on exchanges too much, but now everything has changed |
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