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Someone asked which is more reliable, USDT or USDC?
Those in the know understand that USDC is more reliable, being regulated by the U.S., with two auditing firms publishing audit information, and it has always been more transparent, with the goal of being listed. However, not many people in the country are aware of this.
1. Because USDT came earlier and is used more widely, most people are unaware of this information; everyone uses it anyway and only accepts that.
2. Due to regulatory reasons, USDC has been unable to collaborate with domestic exchanges, resulting in a lack of distribution for USDC. Therefore, USDC is more popular on exchanges in North America. Coinbase basically only supports USDC.
I looked at USDT's audit report; it is essentially just a PDF they created themselves, stating that their equivalents are what they are, where the money is stored, and how it is distributed, but no one knows.
However, as long as there is no run on the bank, USDT can maintain this situation indefinitely. But if one day explosive news breaks, it would be hard to say.
Those in the know understand that USDC is more reliable, being regulated by the U.S., with two auditing firms publishing audit information, and it has always been more transparent, with the goal of being listed. However, not many people in the country are aware of this.
1. Because USDT came earlier and is used more widely, most people are unaware of this information; everyone uses it anyway and only accepts that.
2. Due to regulatory reasons, USDC has been unable to collaborate with domestic exchanges, resulting in a lack of distribution for USDC. Therefore, USDC is more popular on exchanges in North America. Coinbase basically only supports USDC.
I looked at USDT's audit report; it is essentially just a PDF they created themselves, stating that their equivalents are what they are, where the money is stored, and how it is distributed, but no one knows.
However, as long as there is no run on the bank, USDT can maintain this situation indefinitely. But if one day explosive news breaks, it would be hard to say.
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