I was referring to counterparty risk, not to freezing risk.aragon said:
What makes you say this? My opinion is that USD fiat in a bank like Deltec can easily be frozen due to the arbitrary internal policy of the bank. Whereas freezing USDT I believe requires a court order or demand from a 3 letter agency.
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Counterparty risk = the entity holding/providing value to your assets fails.aragon said:
I don't understand the distinction. Freezing risk is a counterparty risk.
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Don't keep any more cash in the bank than what you need for short term (30 days) expenses. When you need fiat cash, take a flexible loan on Binance, sell usdc or usdt (check which one has the lower interest rate at the moment) and repay it at your convenience - or never, if you are a HODLER.aragon said:
Ok, makes sense. But I'm still of the opinion the asset risk is much lower with Tether than with a bank. Especially for the little guys without an army of lawyers. 🙂
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Ethereum is too gay to be raped.aragon said:
However, those days might be numbered. When Ethereum eventually gets captured by regulators and banksters, Tether will be captured too.
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