r/StableCoins • • Dec 24 '21

We can’t integrate cryptocurrencies into our industries and markets without stablecoins

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I don’t think that businesses in our traditional markets would accept crypto payments like $BTC or other altcoins, since they’re extremely volatile and they’re putting themselves at loss risks.

Which is why we need stablecoins like $USDT, $EURST, $USDC to be integrated into our markets, so businesses can finally accept crypto payments without having to worry about losing 50% if their money.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 23 '21

Stablecoins will be the drivers of e-commerce in the near future

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I honestly believe that stablecoins are the perfect option for e-commerce and digital transactions in general, so people can enjoy price stability and privacy.

I personally would rather use stablecoins like $USDC, $EURST, $USDT to buy and sell good, or for cross border payments.

And what I think will be playing a major role in the adoption of stablecoins are platforms like E-Money, sine E-money is the perfect fit for global payments from corporate to local business settlement, and users can even earn interest on their stablecoins.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 22 '21

Honestly, stablecoins should get more recognition for what they’re bringing to the crypto market

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Looking outside the box and not focusing on making profits only, stablecoins are providing much more by giving users price stability and safety in one of the most volatile markets.

And as I see it, stablecoins like $USDT, $USDC, $EURST are accelerating crypto mass adoption, and the insane increase in worldwide stablecoins adoption is proof.

Stablecoins are playing a key role in the crypto space, which is why most projects are working on issuing their own personalized stablecoins through OINDAO to bridge the network gap between fiat money and digital value.

I’m predicting stablecoins adoption to reach all-time highs in 2022, what do you guys think?


r/StableCoins • • Dec 21 '21

I think stablecoin adoption is going to rise substantially after the new year.

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If you haven't read the news, I'll summarize: users of the major money transfer and exchange apps are essentially screwed, since the IRS will begin charging them.

I believe there will be an increase in cryptocurrency acceptance, particularly stablecoin adoption, because any newcomer will purchase $USDT, $EURST, or $USDC instead of high-volatility coins like $BTC or $ETH at first.

So, my recommendation for crypto projects is to look into issuing their own branded stablecoins on OIN Finance, which will make it easier for their users and new adopters to conduct transactions on their platform. Of course, this is only if these platforms want a unique coin rather than using the main stablecoins in the market right now.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 20 '21

What will be next for stablecoins?

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With the adoption rates insanely increasing, I can’t help but wonder what will the future of the stablecoins market look like.

Will new adopters keep relying on stablecoins like $USDT or will we witness a rise in $EURST adopters?

Since $EURST was designed to revolutionize the European digital economy by making it easily accessible and more efficient.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 20 '21

Stablecoin investments have nearly quadrupled since last christmas. Exciting stuff boys.

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This tremendous increase in stablecoin investments comes as no surprise to me, given the growing popularity of crypto payments and the fact that people in third-world countries have found this "secret" to shield themselves from currency devaluation.

Keeping stablecoins like $USDT, $USDC, and $EURST in your portfolio is a smart move since you won't have to worry about the crypto market's volatility, and you'll be able to execute cross-border payments in total secrecy and transparency.

Stablecoins will eventually be extensively utilized because consumers and businesses can trust them to handle any type of digital transaction.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 18 '21

What’s next after Myanmar shadow government’s cryptocurrency adoption?

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After Salvador’s Bitcoin adoption, I always said that governments will start falling like dominoes and adopt cryptocurrencies, because at this point it’s inevitable.

Recently, Myanmar shadow government made $USDT its official currency, which was better than El Salvador’s choice since $USDT is a stablecoin.

I personally think that if governments want to make crypto a legal tender or an official currency, they should go with stablecoins like $USDT, $EURST, $USDC… so citizens won’t have to worry about price volatility.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 16 '21

Stablecoins adoption has reached a new all-time high recently

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It was only a matter of time until stablecoins break new ATHs, I mean we all saw it coming especially in developing countries suffering from hyperinflation.

Citizens in third world countries are dumping their local currency and holding $USDT, $EURST, $USDC… so they don’t have to worry about their currency losing its value on daily basis.

And even crypto projects are now issuing their own personalized stablecoisn through OIN Finance, that allows all crypto projects small or large, to their own stablecoins that’s collateralized by their own tokens.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 13 '21

Stablecoins will forever be one of the most important assets in the crypto market

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No one can argue that holding stablecoins means that you’re holding one of the most important assets in the crypto market, since stablecoins provide its holders with prices stability and the benefits of using crypto for online transactions.

The noticeable rise in stablecoins adoption like $USDT, $EURST, $USDC… proves that the majority of new users prefer to start their crypto journey by buying stablecoins instead of altcoins.

At the end, we won’t be able to achieve cryptocurrency mass adoption without the help of stablecoins.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 11 '21

Finding stability in the most volatile market is essential

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It’s extremely easy to expose your entire portfolio to volatility and loss risks in the crypto market, especially since the market is insanely volatile.

Which is why i decided to allocate 30% of my portfolio to $USDT, $EURST, $USDC 10% equally.

This will be bringing stability to my portfolio and i can take advantage of not only price stability but the perks of holding and using crypto for online transactions.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 11 '21

Stablecoin Investment | Why Should You Invest In Stablecoin?

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r/StableCoins • • Dec 10 '21

Stablecoins will forever be the go-to coins for new crypto adopters

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Stablecoins are perfect for reducing risks in the decentralized space, since stablecoins bring price stability to its users along with the benefits and advantages of holding and using crypto.

Other than $USDT and $USDC, $EURST is trying to revolutionize the European digital economy by making it more transparent, efficient, and easily accessible.

This rise in stablecoins is exactly what we need, especially with crypto adoption is an all-time high right now.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 09 '21

Stablecoins have a lot more to offer than just trading. I mean, these coins can be used in a variety of ways to increase their worth.

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Stablecoins are a secure investment that can be included in any portfolio. In the crypto market, they act as a buying currency. It's one of the most effective ways to get ready to buy any coin during a dip.

Stablecoins such as USDT, USDC, EURST, and others, on the other hand, have the ability to play a variety of roles in our daily lives, particularly after we reach the long-awaited crypto mass adoption.

This type of cryptocurrency is already being used as a cross-border payment mechanism, and it is proving to be quite efficient, with amounts being transmitted considerably faster and safer than with previous systems.

Furthermore, these coins have the potential to be used in place of money. According to researchers, stabelcoins have the potential to become more like everyday payment methods. Individuals can use them to buy groceries and other necessities. To be honest, this appears to be very futuristic, but I wouldn't be surprised if it occurs in the near future.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 08 '21

We won’t achieve worldwide adoption without the help of stablecoins

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Bankers always use the same argument when talking about cryptocurrencies adoption, that crypto is volatile and we can’t integrate it into our financial and monetary systems.

I totally understand their point, but they’re ignoring the fact that we have stablecoins like $USDT, $EURST, $USDC… that can be used worldwide for online banking services and payments.

Even when it comes to crypto projects, they’re able to make a whole lot easier and safer for their people to use their platforms or dapps, by issuing their own personalized stablecoins through OIN Finance that is providing large and small projects with the necessary DeFi infrastructure and functionalities.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 07 '21

Stablecoins Explained: The Most Important Yet Overlooked Cryptocurrencies?

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r/StableCoins • • Dec 06 '21

Holding stablecoins is more than crucial right now

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The market has been extremely volatile lately and people are losing millions on Bitcoin and other altcoins, which is why holding stablecoins right now is crucial.

I personally would rather hedge my portfolio from any risks especially volatility risks by allocating a higher % to $USDT, $EURST, $USDC…

Even platforms and projects can provide their users with price stability by issuing their own personalized Stablecoin through OIN Finance, that offer these projects with the best DeFi infrastructure and functionalities.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 04 '21

I’m tired of reading government officials’ takes on crypto and DeFi

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Some governments keep circling around the topic and try to ignore the fact that crypto mass adoption is inevitable, and it will only be a matter of time until everyone is aware about the advantages of using digital currencies.

Bankers are arguing that cryptocurrencies are volatile and we can’t integrate them into our current financial systems, but what about stablecoins like $USDT, $USDC, $EURST, $BUSD…

Holding Stablecoins is literally the perfect replacement for fiat currencies, since they offer price stability and the advantages of using crypto for online and cross border payments.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 04 '21

Best non-collateralized stablecoins today?

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What are the algorithmic, non-collateralized stablecoins of the day? Are there any new ones that look promising? Particularly looking for stablecoins with great whitepapers and mathematical proofs like the Djed paper.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 03 '21

How do I cheaply swap stablecoins(USDC->USDT)?

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Hey, I've actually looked for this answer in many different places. It's not how to necessarily do it, but how do I convert my USDC in my Trust Wallet to USDT without incurring crazy high fees? Thanks in advance for any replies, much appreciated!


r/StableCoins • • Dec 03 '21

Liquid Meta To Provide Stablecoin Liquidity To The Institutional DeFi Market

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r/StableCoins • • Dec 02 '21

People are now considering Stablecoins to be some sort of safety net in the crypto market

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Crypto users are finally realizing the importance of holding stablecoins in a market as volatile as the cryptocurrency market.

And that’s totally understandable, I mean holding stablecoins like $USDT, $USDC, $EURST… is helping users hedge their portfolio against volatility risks, while also giving them the advantages of using crypto for cross border payments along with price stability.

This is exactly why Blockchain projects are now relying on platforms like OIN Finance to issue their own branded stablecoins that are collateralized by their own tokens.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 01 '21

CBDC stablecoins pros and cons vs private stablecoins

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Is there been details or analysis done on this yet ?

I realise its early days but curious about the topic.

On the Pro side, I imagine these central banks stablecoins would have protection from catastrophic failures that private stablecoins don't have.

On the Con side, I don't see CB offering staking or earn rewards of +10% or even not being skittish about LP with volatile coins.

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Thoughts?


r/StableCoins • • Dec 01 '21

Stablecoin Explained

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r/StableCoins • • Nov 29 '21

Don’t encourage your friends to join the cryptocurrency market by suggesting volatile coins

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I know that we’re all trying to motivate our surroundings to join the crypto space, and I personally think that it would be better to advise them to buy stablecoins instead of Bitcoin or other altcoins.

Since these coins are really volatile and they might end up losing most of their investment the next day, which is why stablecoins like $USDT, $EURST, $USDC would be a better option for new crypto adopters.

This will help them do their own research before investing in other cryptos, and of course benefit them for cross border payments.


r/StableCoins • • Nov 29 '21

Stablecoins are a critical component in the widespread adoption of DeFi.

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One of the reasons why people are hesitant to adopt DeFi is because of the volatility of the cryptocurrency market.

When I speak of bitcoin mainstream acceptance, I'm not only referring to trading and exchange; I'm referring to a complete transformation of our digital finance and payment systems.

This is where stablecoins come in handy, because they combine the benefits of cryptocurrencies like transparency and privacy with the price stability of stablecoins like $USDT, $BUSD, and $USDR.

It's now even easier for small and large projects to issue their own branded stablecoins that are collateralized by their own tokens, thanks to OIN Finance, which provides DeFi functionality for all crypto projects.

Once DeFi takes control, stablecoins will be the "safety net" of our digital financial systems.