Stable coins in cryptocurrency?

[VK.point]

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.

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[ivaf]

There is no such statistics on CoinMarketCap. Here, for example, their 19: https://cryptoslate.com/cryptos/stablecoin/
And the price of a normal stablecoin should be about $ 1.

[bassbity]

Lots of coins are stable on Coinmarketcap doge and trx, one of them is a stable coin at the moment, even though there is pumping and dumps, the price will return to normal.

[andulolika]

Lif went out of it's ICO a year ago, all I seen is price stability compared to crypto assets and daily developement to the github.

[Gary Levanevskii]

I think that stablecoins are important for many traders. It’s important that traders can trust stablecocoins. Therefore, I think that it’s very important for stablecoins.

[JCviggen]

How can there be a cheap stable coin price? I haven't studied much of the topic of stablecoin, but that I know, all equate to 1 dollar

[mrdeposit]

Lots of coins are stable on Coinmarketcap doge and trx, one of them is a stable coin at the moment, even though there is pumping and dumps, the price will return to normal.

Doge and tron are also stable money? lol.
Number of stable coins are around 10. Prices are $1. Maybe sometimes their prices can move a little bit, which is considered as stable in the crypto market.

[Lagduf]

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.

there are six stable coins that already registered on CMC, there is no the cheapest price because each coin backed by each dollar and that means the price os stable coin will remain the same as fiat currency.
that's the point.

[qomariah95]

Lots of coins are stable on Coinmarketcap doge and trx, one of them is a stable coin at the moment, even though there is pumping and dumps, the price will return to normal.

Doge and tron are also stable money? lol.
Number of stable coins are around 10. Prices are $1. Maybe sometimes their prices can move a little bit, which is considered as stable in the crypto market.

if you say doge. Maybe it's true, because doge is one of the altcoins that is said to be stable. The price if you experience a decline certainly does not fall too much. And if you experience an increase, of course if you don't increase so much.

[Cryptolord_ng]

I think they're about 19 stable coin out there leading by Tether, USDT and USD Coin. Apart from the register ones on coinmarketcap they're alot of stable coin out there and with way things are going, stable coin might be the future of cryptocurrency due to the high volatility in crypto, people need what they can put there money into and have a restful night

[VK.point]

There is no such statistics on CoinMarketCap. Here, for example, their 19: https://cryptoslate.com/cryptos/stablecoin/
And the price of a normal stablecoin should be about $ 1.

I only know stable coins, namely USDT, TrueUSD, USDC and some other stable coins at CMC But in this case I want to know for the cheapest price. Maybe around $ 0.1 or $ 0.5. Why should it be around $ 1 for stable coins?

[cizatext]

There is no such statistics on CoinMarketCap. Here, for example, their 19: https://cryptoslate.com/cryptos/stablecoin/
And the price of a normal stablecoin should be about $ 1.

I only know stable coins, namely USDT, TrueUSD, USDC and some other stable coins at CMC But in this case I want to know for the cheapest price. Maybe around $ 0.1 or $ 0.5. Why should it be around $ 1 for stable coins?

I don't have record of any stable coin that is below 1$ because that is the minimum being set by most stable coin in the cmc, their team always target 1$ minimum on lounce and work hard to sustain that and the price can only move a little beet high whenever there is a pump.

[dhemasm]

if you say doge. Maybe it's true, because doge is one of the altcoins that is said to be stable. The price if you experience a decline certainly does not fall too much. And if you experience an increase, of course if you don't increase so much.

Your statement is wrong, even though doge is stable but the price is fluctuating, There is no standard price for doge (Backed (?)) and initially doge is not made to be stable coin. So doge cannot be called Stable coin.

So far that i know there are several stablecoin in cmc that is;
USDT
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/tether/

USDC
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/usd-coin/

USC
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/usdcoin/

PAX (Paxos)
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/paxos-standard-token/

GUSD (Gemini)
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/gemini-dollar/

I did not pay too much attention to the price of stable coin because the movement was not too much (0.x%), to find the lowest price you need to see one bye one on exchange too see actual stable coin price or maybe can use the Arbitrage tool.

[VK.point]

How can there be a cheap stable coin price? I haven't studied much of the topic of stablecoin, but that I know, all equate to 1 dollar

Well, I know it's around the price of $ 1 and almost all coins are stable with prices going up and down around $ 1. But I just want to know, if there is a possibility for cheap stable coin prices (around $ 0.1), it will certainly make fans more increased and also market capitalization. Thank you so much,.

[mich]

https://coinswitch.co/news/6-stable-coins-to-look-forward-to-in-2019

#1 Tether (USDT)
#2 TrueUSD (TUSD)
#3 MakerDAO (DAI)
#4 Paxos Standard (PAX)
#5 Gemini Dollar (GUSD)
#6 USD Coin (USDC)

[timmmers]

There is no such statistics on CoinMarketCap. Here, for example, their 19: https://cryptoslate.com/cryptos/stablecoin/
And the price of a normal stablecoin should be about $ 1.

Really there are 19? 
I thought that I know every stable coin. Soon to this list will be added QUSD (CoinTiger), USDX, DiamCoin and possibly XAUp? 

[Felipeo]

There is more than enough stable coin in the market. And its hard to find all them one by one in the coinmarketcap. There is stable coins like tether , trueUSD, Gemini Dollar, USD coin, Packs standard End many more. The price of the coins depends on which there pegged with. If a coin pegged with USD then the price of a coin will be 1 dollar. If a coin pegged with other any other fiat then the price of the token will be same at the price of the fiat. But in this market most of the coins go with the usd or us dollar.

[JPSelzer]

It is too early to talk about the stability of coins. Now just the situation on the market. But when the bulls run, many coins will begin to move more actively.

[dhemasm]

It is too early to talk about the stability of coins. Now just the situation on the market. But when the bulls run, many coins will begin to move more actively.

It seems like you don't understand what he is asking here, we are discussing stable coin here is not about some random coin/tokens or speculation. Your statement is also wrong, we are not too early to discuss about this one because Stable coins are made for the price to remain stable or equal (1 USD). I don't know if you are not read it fully or not understood what is Stable Coin means, if it is like that it might be useful for you: https://cryptocurrencyfacts.com/what-is-a-stable-coin/

[VK.point]

There is more than enough stable coin in the market. And its hard to find all them one by one in the coinmarketcap. There is stable coins like tether , trueUSD, Gemini Dollar, USD coin, Packs standard End many more. The price of the coins depends on which there pegged with. If a coin pegged with USD then the price of a coin will be 1 dollar. If a coin pegged with other any other fiat then the price of the token will be same at the price of the fiat. But in this market most of the coins go with the usd or us dollar.

Yes, indeed all the stable coins you mentioned are mostly from USD. And I know that, but are there other possibilities for stable coins around the price of $ 0.1? I don't think so far. Thanks.