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If you’ve explored the world of #criptomoedas , you’ve probably come across these two coins:
#USDT and #USDC
Both are stablecoins designed to track the value of the US dollar.
Under normal conditions, each unit is intended to be worth approximately 1 USD.
But that doesn’t mean they’re dollars held in your bank account.
$USDT is issued by Tether.
$USDC is issued by Circle.
Each has its own reserve structure, transparency policies, and risks.
And there’s another important detail: choosing a #stablecoin doesn’t eliminate custody, liquidity, or depeg risks.

Lots of people want to buy Bitcoin. Few start by understanding what they’re buying.
$BTC isn’t a company’s stock, nor a currency issued by a central bank.
It is a digital asset that operates on a decentralized network, with its own rules and a programmed maximum supply of 21 million bitcoins.
But keep in mind: a limited supply doesn’t guarantee that the price will rise.
Its market value can fluctuate significantly, and buying without understanding the risks can turn curiosity into a loss.