| > So maybe your opinion might be as like, more than a little biased? Why would that make his opinion any less bias based? Most opinions tend to be like that. Is there any specific opinion in his comment you object to? I've dissected the comment below, it should be easy to point out the specific part that bothers you. - Opinions where the employer seems completely irrelevant: > USDT has a strong following in APAC countries > Also for some crypto users part of its allure is that it’s vaguely sketchy - it means they are less likely to have their funds blacklisted, - Simple statements of fact: >a feature which Tether maintains the ability to do but has never enforced as far as I’m aware >USDC is an audited stablecoin backed by Coinbase and Circle which has the second highest issuance after Tether - A possibly biased opinion, (But really just a fact, USDC is far less likely to disappear overnight than USDT. Anyone familiar with both will agree.) >Most likely you would prefer USDC over tether. |