Been researching stablecoins lately because, let's face it, the whole "stable" thing seems questionable after what we've seen in the past year.USDT's sitting at $83B market cap now. Yeah, Tether had their sketchy moments with reserve transparency, but they've started showing their books more regularly. They're even keeping an extra $3B in reserves - make of that what you will.USDC was supposed to be the "better" option until it wasn't. That de-peg to $0.87 in March when their bank collapsed was a wake-up call. Sure, th bounced back, but it showed that even the "safe" choices aren't bulletproof. They're holding about $100M more than their circulating supply in reserves.Binance's stable situation is interesting. BUSD got killed off by regulators, so they shifted to TUSD. Classic case of regulatory pressure changing the game.They've all shown cracks at some point.I’ve also heard some news about USDE's. Heard BlackRock's backing it, which explains the push behind it. Exchanges are rushing to list it with zero fees - no surprise there given who's involved.What's your take? Been burnt by any de-pegs?
