Stablecoins are the most used product in crypto and the least understood.

What they are: digital dollars. 1 USDT or 1 USDC is meant to equal 1 US dollar, backed by cash and short term treasuries held by the issuer.

Why they matter: Chainalysis says stablecoins now make up 96% of person to person crypto transfers within countries. Cross border stablecoin payments grew 77% in a year. This is real money movement, not speculation.

What changed this month: the Fed proposed rules for payment stablecoins. Regulation sounds boring, but it is exactly what lets banks and businesses use these rails at scale.

Risk to remember: a stablecoin is only as good as its reserves. Stick to the large, audited ones. A 20% yield offer on a "stablecoin" is the oldest trap in the book.

Do you use stablecoins for savings, trading, or payments?

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