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Anonymous

Edited 26 Nov 2021

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What are the different risks of stablecoins like usdc?

Can I treat usdc as a cash equivalent in my portfolio to earn interest?

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WenBin Leong

26 Nov 2021

Highest risk stable is USDT imo, USDC is safe for me, risk is not being able to claim for USD as not fully backed

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Ronald Chiam

26 Nov 2021

Depends on which stablecoin, they are all differently managed, suggest you go look them up

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Not a financial advisor

26 Nov 2021

Sure, high risk high rewards, platform risk, company risk (fed can freeze your usdc if they want)...

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