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Try USDC. They've been open about their reserve backing and do monthly attestations from top accounting firms. The downside is it's still heavily USD-based, so not a perfect hedge if you're worried about the greenback going down.

Another good option is DAI, which is a bit different since it’s a decentralized stablecoin. It is backed by a mix of other crypto rather than fiat money and it is managed by the MakerDAO community. The code is open source and there's no central issuer, so it avoids a lot of the centralization risks. The downside is the complexity of the system and it can be unstable during extreme volatility.

There is also BUSD. Like USDC, it’s backed by US dollars held in FDIC-insured American banks. Also, it's issued by Paxos in partnership with Binance and is regulated by the New York State Department of Financial Services.

Just a piece of advice, when I am figuring out which stablecoin to use, I spend a lot of time on the Traders Union. This page has tons of expert reviews and comparisons, where you can pin down the pros and cons of each stablecoin. They break things down in an easy way, which is awesome. No matter what though, make sure to do your own research!

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text Try USDC. They've been open about their reserve backing and do monthly attestations from top accounting firms. The downside is it's still heavily USD-based, so not a perfect hedge if you're worried about the greenback going down. Another good option is DAI, which is a bit different since it’s a decentralized stablecoin. It is backed by a mix of other crypto rather than fiat money and it is managed by the MakerDAO community. The code is open source and there's no central issuer, so it avoids a l…
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