Maybe if you read this article, you will uunderstand better that there is a huge difference between USDT and TUSD, when it comes to trust and the two should not even be compared at all.
https://medium.com/faast/trueusd-vs-tether-which-crypto-dollar-is-worth-your-dollars-115bf30787e0I hope you know the issue that has been going on with tether for a while now in terms of not being backed by real cash, and just being printed out of the blue, as well as the team not even being transparent enough to allow auditing. These are some of the things that TUSD has solved and for what it is worth, a lot of people looking to hedge their funds already have ended up losing trust in USDT and now have to look for a better alternative.
Based on the article;
Each TrueUSD token is backed up 1-to-1 with real US dollars. However, TrustToken does not actually hold any USD reserves themselves. Instead, they have partnered with legally registered banks and fiduciary institutions which hold the dollars in escrow — a time-tested and widely understood legal framework which has been in use for generations.
I guess that explains the difference you need.
I did read that before making this thread, but what I'm trying to focus here is the "background" of the company we're relying on. A few months back, FSS report did tell that all of USDTs are backed by a dollar, but that can't assure that it'll continue to be backed by a dollar. However, in the cases of Gemini, Circle, and Coinbase, we do know about most of the background of these companies and they're much more reliable than TUSD or USDT.