Which coin is the least volatile?

>>2836782
Nothing is less volatile than Tether, you have no reason not to trust it. Don't be a goddamn idiot.

>>2836782
BTC

Monero.

bumpy

>>2836782
Do you realize that the least volatile altcoins (i.e. god forsaken low satoshi shitcoins) are tied to bitcoin and STILL retain its own volatility?

>>2836794
You have no reason to trust it either. The company who issued it said they aren't buying it back. People throw the word 'scam' around a lot but I think this could be one of the biggest scams in crypto.

USDT

Antshares.

>>2836794
I have been hearing some weird things happening to USDT wallets and it not be backed properly by a reserve.

The next 10 days alot of weird things will happen.

Anyway what would be your 2nd choice?

>>2836782
Nubits are pegged to USD.

>>2836782
BitUSD you fag

>>2836831
I would just put it on GDAX and sell for fiat. Tax-wise there is no real difference between USD and USDT, it just *might* be easier to avoid paying taxes with USDT.

I was thinking about using Tor to create an underground casino business.

Only thing is most of the deep web gambling sites aren't very reputable...

Bitcoin is a good form of payment, yes?

>>2836782
I saw M Countdown live 3 times.

Anyway what >>2836810
and >>2836804
said are both true.

If you get something pegged to USD, it's going to be stable but could go literally to 0 if the company goes insolvent. If you get something not pegged but still pretty stable, it's still going to be tied to BTC's volatility because most volume (outside of a few very rare exceptions like maybe ETH) occurs via BTC instead of fiat currencies.

LTC is most stable

XRP barely moves these days

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>>2836873
can you explain to me what this means?

it is put under transparency on their website

>>2836871
Yeah, bitcoin is great for payments since it has the lowest transaction fees.

>>2836782
Just put it into Gold at uphold.com

>>2836947
Lowest my ass

vert

CFI is the least volatile.
Will stay in this shit price because looks like the devs wants to make the coin stay between 3500 sat and 4500 sat.

Why shouldn't he just put it in fiat? It's the least likely to go to shit in the next week.

Monero is pretty stable

>>2836782
Monero (XMR) the 2nd most stable coin.

XRP and NEM 3RD ...for now.

USDT is the most stable.

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BITCOIN TO THE MOON BUY MOTHERFUCKER SO WHAT IF IT"S VOLATILE EASY GAINS

>Tether

Someone explain WTF this is, is this just "proprietary" USD with "blockchain magic" sprinkled on it?

>>2837993

Basically the individual tether coins are backed by an actual, physical dollar somewhere. It's just there so that the exchanges can offer exchanges to/with dollars without actually offering exchanges with dollars, which allows them to circumvent SEC rules and shit.

>>2836782
USD

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>>2838051
>It's just there so that the exchanges can offer exchanges to/with dollars without actually offering exchanges with dollars, which allows them to circumvent SEC rules and shit.
Thanks for the explanation, I think, have some OC.


PS. if anyone can tell me the font in this image (the original) I can make it look seamless

ANS will hover between $6-7 well into the next millennium

>>2836882
Agreed