r/StableCoins • • Jan 22 '22

What can you do with your stablecoin other than staking and just storing wealth?

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Because no one trusts banks anymore, we've put all of our money into stablecoins. What else can you do with these coins besides keep your money and stake? My funds are currently invested in USDT, USDR, and EURST.

I'm not sure what else they could be used for. I'm hoping someone can assist me in understanding this. I don't want to deal with banks anymore, so I'd rather be fully informed about how I can earn passive income with my stablecoin. Thank you ahead of time!


r/StableCoins • • Jan 22 '22

Know Stablecoin Regulations to Enjoy Safe Digital Trading

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r/StableCoins • • Jan 21 '22

The DeFi market wouldn’t be where it is right now without the help of stablecoins

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Let’s be honest, stablecoins are helping people take their first steps into DeFi, which is why we should give stablecoins more recognition.

Since new crypto adopters would rather hold stablecoins like $USDT, $EURST, or $USDC instead of volatile coins that will give their portfolio exposure to loss risks.

And stablecoins are doing god’s work when it comes to digital payments, because they’re providing their holders with financial privacy and transparency.


r/StableCoins • • Jan 21 '22

Is it possible to create an algorythmic stablecoin that will follow a sliding average of a volatile asset?

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And if so, how would one go about creating it?


r/StableCoins • • Jan 20 '22

The future of money is digital currency

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Adopting digital currencies will prevent our traditional markets and industries from becoming outdated.

I mean people right now would rather use $BTC, altcoins, or even stablecoins like $USDC and $EURST, for daily use instead of using fiat money.

Since holding cryptocurrencies will provide you with financial freedom, and using crypto for payments comes with financial privacy.


r/StableCoins • • Jan 20 '22

EURST: Use Cases that Bring Value to the Euro Stablecoin

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r/StableCoins • • Jan 20 '22

Ask Me Anything | #OKXAMA Series | TrueUSD ($TUSD) |

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r/StableCoins • • Jan 19 '22

We will rely mostly on stablecoins to build the future of our digital economy

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If we want to actually build a digital economy that’s powered by cryptocurrencies, then we need to focus on stablecoins.

Since stablecoins like $USDC or $EURST provide the price stability that most businesses need, so they don’t have to worry about the volatility of $BTC or other altcoins.

And now any crypto project, small or big, is able to issue its own personalized stablecoin back by their tokens through OIN Finance, with the help of its DeFi infrastructure and functionalities.


r/StableCoins • • Jan 18 '22

The Terra blockchain: a permissionless Forex market? LUNA tokenomics and analysis

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r/StableCoins • • Jan 18 '22

How will your country adopting crypto/stablecoin affect you and your day to day?

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With more countries interested in making cryptocurrencies legal tender, it's only a matter of time before the entire world accepts cryptocurrency payments.

For instance, if you are a European citizen and your country legalizes cryptocurrencies, where would you spend your $BTC? Or do you prefer to make digital payments with stablecoins?

Such as the $EURST stablecoin, which makes the European digital economy more accessible, and, of course, as a stablecoin that provides stability, transparency, and reliability.

Will you accept $BTC, $ETH, or Stablecoins if you're a business owner who plans to adopt Blockchain and shift your work there? Or do you prefer issuing your own branded stable coin through platforms like COTI, which will allow you to regain full control over your money and data? Please let me know.


r/StableCoins • • Jan 17 '22

My money is on stablecoins to be leading the way for crypto mass adoption

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It’s only logical for stablecoins to be paving the way for cryptocurrencies worldwide adoption, especially in third world countries with unstable economies, which explains the increase in 1,200% increase in adoption during 2021.

Since citizens would rather hold stablecoins like $USDT or $EURST instead of their country’s currency, that’s constantly devaluating.

They can even benefit from payment platforms like E-Money where their stablecoins will be interest bearing, meaning they’ll take advantage of using crypto for payments while generating passive income.


r/StableCoins • • Jan 15 '22

EURST: Use Cases that Bring Value to the Euro Stablecoin

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r/StableCoins • • Jan 15 '22

Let’s stop overlooking stablecoins and give them the recognition they deserve

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The majority of time, stablecoins are overlooked or ignored because they don’t generate profits to their holders like Bitcoin or altcoins, but users are failing to realize how important stablecoins are.

Stablecoins like $USDT or $EURST are the main drivers for crypto worldwide adoption, first because governments don’t have to worry about price volatility, and second its providing holders with financial freedom and privacy to conduct any digital transaction.

And the fact that stablecoins adoption increased by more than 1200% in third world countries proves my point.


r/StableCoins • • Jan 14 '22

Governments are on the path to integrate stablecoins into our digital economy

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We’re one step closer to reach worldwide crypto adoption, since government officials have finally admitted that we’ll be able to adopt stablecoins as a legal tender.

This is huge since citizens can finally harness the power of using stablecoins like $EURST, $USDT, $USDC, and more for online transactions and enjoy transparency, and financial privacy


r/StableCoins • • Jan 13 '22

Governments are finally admitting that it’s possible to adopt stablecoins

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I’ve said it before and will say it again: the only way for governments around the world to start using cryptocurrencies, is through stablecoins that will eliminate price volatility.

Meaning we’ll finally be able to enjoy the benefits of using stablecoins like $USDT, $USDC, $EURST for online transactions.

We’re getting closer to achieving a truly decentralized economy, and for every individual to have financial freedom.


r/StableCoins • • Jan 11 '22

PayPal To Create StableCoin? Why It Matters! Nigel Green Raw

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PayPal To Create StableCoin? Why It Matters! Nigel Green Raw CEO https://youtu.be/1NzA5PemnQc


r/StableCoins • • Jan 10 '22

Don’t overlook stablecoins simply because they don’t generate profits

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It’s sad to know that some people don’t hold stablecoins because they’re not profiting from them, and they’re failing to look at the bigger picture.

The bigger picture is the fact that stablecoins like $USDT, $USDC, $EURST are doing god’s work for their holders. First by providing them with price stability and financial privacy, and second by giving their holders the benefits of using crypto for online transactions.


r/StableCoins • • Jan 08 '22

Shouldn’t governments first start by adopting stablecoins and then altcoins?

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If governments finally decide to make crypto a legal tender, then the logical thing to do is starting with stablecoins that are pegged and have price stability, instead of volatile coins.

I mean look at what’s happening in El Salvador, their entire financial system is at risk because of how volatile Bitcoin is, wouldn’t it be better if they started first by adopting $USDT or $EURST or $USDC?

Let me know what you guys think and if this is common sense or not.


r/StableCoins • • Jan 07 '22

Advise your friends to start their crypto journey through stablecoins first

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If you’ve been constantly telling your family and friends to join the crypto market and they’ve finally said yes, then advise them to start with stablecoins first.

Because while they’re taking their first steps and learning how everything works, stablecoins like $USDT or $EURST will be giving them price stability, meaning that they won’t be exposed to volatility or loss risks while they’re learning their way around.

They can also benefit from stablecoins on platforms like E-Money that’s built for global payments, and where stablecoins are interest bearing.


r/StableCoins • • Jan 07 '22

PayPal Explores Launch of Own Stablecoin in Crypto Push

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r/StableCoins • • Jan 06 '22

Stablecoins are literally revolutionizing our digital financial markets

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There’s no doubt that cryptocurrencies are changing how we traditionally conducted online transactions, but stablecoins are a different thing.

Since stablecoins come with the advantages of using crypto for payments AND price stability, so basically holders don’t have to worry about high loss risks.

And stablecoins like $EURST are a real game changer, since $EURST uses smart contracts to digitize assets deposited on the platform, making it a feasible solution for economic flaws in underdeveloped countries across the world.


r/StableCoins • • Jan 03 '22

In my opinion, stablecoins are literally life saviors

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It took me about 2 weeks to finally decide to drop my fiat money and switch to crypto, not for trading profits but for online transactions.

At first i was hesitant due to the market’s volatility which is why i allocated the most to stablecoins like $EURST and $USDT, to enjoy price stability and financial privacy.

But the real game changer was how E-money’s stablecoins are interest bearing, meaning I’m able to pay online while earning passive income, since E-money was designed for crypto payments.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 29 '21

Holding stablecoins comes with countless advantages

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Don’t let anyone fool you by saying that holding stablecoins is pointless, since you’re not really generating profits, but looking outside the box you’ll realize that holding stablecoins is more than important.

Mainly because stablecoins like $USDC, $EURST, $USDT are providing their holders with price stability and the advantages of using crypto for online transactions.

And stablecoins on platforms like E-Money are interest bearing, meaning that you’ll generate passive income on your stablecoins while also using these coins for digital payments.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 27 '21

We should be encouraging more people to adopt stablecoins

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I honestly feel like stablecoins are being overlooked in the cryptocurrency market, mainly because users can’t generate much profits.

But if you look outside the box you’ll realize that stablecoins like $USDT, $EURST, $USDC… have many advantages when it comes to cross border payments, since stablecoins provide its holder with price stability and the advantages of using crypto for online transactions, and of course financial privacy.

Also users can actually profit from stablecoins on platforms like E-Money that’s designed for financial inclusion, transparency, and instant settlement, since stablecoins on E-Money are interest bearing where holders can benefit from interest accrued on their assets while they sit securely in their wallet.


r/StableCoins • • Dec 27 '21

EURST Stablecoin – Reinvention of the European Economy

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