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Author Topic: USDT | TUSD | BUSD | USDC - What are the differences?  (Read 241 times)
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February 17, 2021, 06:30:20 PM
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In fact, these stablecoins are no different from each other, the essence is the same, but everyone has their own reputation, someone often blames Tether for the endless issue and many are not sure that the reserve is 1:1, nevertheless, the capitalization of USDT is the highest, as for me, the best USDC they have a license and every month the reserves in fiat are certified.
Technically, this coins are somehow different to each other in terms of creation, opinion etc but they are all backed by USD and use as Stablecoin.
As you said, the dishonesty of the USDT is what lead to the creation more USD backed stablecoin but if you look every at all the listed stablecoin they are not different from fiat currency.

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May 09, 2021, 01:32:10 PM
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USDT, TUSD, BUSD, and USDC are all stablecoins. They have a value that is tied with the US dollar at 1:1 ratio. Now I'm wondering what is their differences.

  • Does each of them has different purpose other than being tied to USD?
  • Do they have different features or the fees when using them is different from one another?
  • Why USDT is commonly used when trading other crypto not the others?
They differ only in the blockchain network. Accordingly, each of these stablecoins has its own commission price for transfers and withdrawals. All are linked to the dollar exchange rate, so that you can be out of the market in these coins

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