There are also decentralized options to protect you from volatility https://opyn.co/ or https://www.hegic.co/
There are many alternatives to Tether, for example USDc or a decentralized stable coin like DAI.
There are also decentralized options to protect you from volatility https://opyn.co/ or https://www.hegic.co/
There are many alternatives to Tether, for example USDc or a decentralized stable coin like DAI.
Even with the options on ethereum, Tether alternatives, etc. involvement with cryptocurrencies has high risk for someone who doesn't have a strong understanding of how it all works at a technical level, which is what the parent comment stated.
Having trouble believing that, especially as I can see evidence of hundreds of the damn things after a simple search - https://ico.tokens-economy.com/statistics/country.html?count...
Sure, many of those won't be using ethereum, but they still happened. And that's before you dive into the IEOs and STOs, which appear to be more of the same.