The stablecoin revolution
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The stablecoin revolution
Volatile coins are hard to use for payroll, invoices, or savings goals tied to dollars. Stablecoins aim to track fiat—usually the US dollar—so $100 of USDT should stay close to $100.
Why USDT matters
USDT is the most traded stablecoin globally. Traders, freelancers, and businesses use it to move dollar-linked value 24/7. Tether Limited issues USDT on several chains; on BitPulse we focus on TRC20 and ERC20.
- Liquidity: Swap USDT in and out of cedis with Mobile Money on BitPulse.
- Use cases: Savings, cross-border invoices, supplier payments—always follow law and compliance.
- Not risk-free: Pegs can break, regulations can change, reserves and disclosures matter.
🇬🇭 Ghana angle
MoMo handles local cedis; USDT handles dollar-linked value on-chain. Together they cover day-to-day Ghana and global rails.
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