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May 29, 2019, 03:52:04 AM
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It's good that there are more stable coins now. Last 2017, the only stable coin that I am aware was USDT and I didn't convert to it due to numerous FUD on USDT.
It's good that we have USDC and TUSD now.
I don't know, I myself keep my assets in the crypto top market and haven't been interested in stable coin assets. I like the market movements that occur, rather than just seeing assets that are silent without any price movements. because I often trade daily. and I don't really like stable coins.
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May 29, 2019, 03:53:54 AM
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How many stable coins have been registered at Coinmarketcap to date? And what is the cheapest price. Please provide your knowledge, Thank you for contributing to this comment.
Stable coins means which have the value equivalent to 1 USD so there is no difference on the prices from different stable coins.So you have to choose the stable coins based on the team behind it but honestly don't choose stable coin for holding purpose.
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May 29, 2019, 04:19:31 AM
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How many stable coins have been registered at Coinmarketcap to date? And what is the cheapest price. Please provide your knowledge, Thank you for contributing to this comment.
in my opinion there is no stable crypto currency in the crypto market because we know the development of crypto currencies depends on the investor itself and the greater the investor's interest in investing, of course the development will experience changes
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May 29, 2019, 04:22:07 AM
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in my opinion there is no stable crypto currency in the crypto market because we know the development of crypto currencies depends on the investor itself and the greater the investor's interest in investing, of course the development will experience changes
You don't see USDT? we can call it a stable crypto asset that is being discussed. This market has a fairly stable crypto development, because several times I have heard there are other stable sets that are starting to develop now.
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May 29, 2019, 04:24:12 AM
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in my opinion there is no stable crypto currency in the crypto market because we know the development of crypto currencies depends on the investor itself and the greater the investor's interest in investing, of course the development will experience changes
You don't see USDT? we can call it a stable crypto asset that is being discussed. This market has a fairly stable crypto development, because several times I have heard there are other stable sets that are starting to develop now.
What kind of development? They are making the  stable coins more unsecured by keep changing their policies so don't think those all are development they were just make us to be in more risky place than where we are before.
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June 05, 2019, 12:43:41 PM
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Perhaps you do not understand the essence of stablecoin. Stablecoin not be more expensive or cheaper, it's usually a coin pegged to USD, and costs $1. To date, I do not know how many such cryptocurrencies already exist, but I think their number has already exceeded ten.

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