USDT
A major dollar-referenced stablecoin used across digital asset markets.
USDT
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Explore digital assets designed to maintain a relatively stable value — often by referencing a traditional currency such as the US dollar. Stablecoins connect the world of traditional money with digital asset networks, making them an important part of the modern digital financial system.
Explore Stablecoins →Stablecoins are digital assets designed to maintain a more stable value than highly volatile cryptocurrencies. They can be used across digital financial networks for holding, moving, transferring, trading, settlement and digital payments.
The stablecoin universe is broader than most people realise. Discover the major currency-referenced stablecoins that operate across today's digital asset markets.
A major dollar-referenced stablecoin used across digital asset markets.
A dollar-referenced stablecoin designed for digital transactions and financial applications.
A decentralised dollar-referenced stablecoin within the Maker/Sky ecosystem.
A dollar-referenced stablecoin associated with the Sky ecosystem.
A dollar-referenced stablecoin designed for digital asset markets.
A dollar-referenced stablecoin developed for digital payments and transfers.
A synthetic dollar-denominated digital asset designed to maintain a value close to the US dollar.
A dollar-referenced stablecoin designed for digital asset markets.
A euro-referenced stablecoin designed for digital transactions.
A euro-referenced stablecoin associated with the Tether ecosystem.
A euro-referenced digital asset designed to maintain a value close to the euro.
A decentralised stablecoin associated with the Aave ecosystem.
A decentralised, crypto-collateralised stablecoin.
A decentralised stablecoin associated with the Curve ecosystem.
A stablecoin ecosystem built around dollar-referenced digital assets and decentralised mechanisms.
A dollar-referenced stablecoin designed for digital payments and financial applications.
A dollar-referenced stablecoin designed to maintain a value close to the US dollar.
A dollar-referenced stablecoin associated with the TRON ecosystem.
Some digital assets are designed to represent or reference commodities such as precious metals rather than traditional currencies.
A digital asset designed to represent ownership of gold.
A gold-referenced digital asset associated with Tether.
The design of a stablecoin — the assets and mechanisms that back it — determines how it behaves. TEOLOGU helps you understand the model before deciding how to follow or compare an asset.
Stablecoins designed to maintain a value linked to a traditional currency.
Stablecoins supported by cryptoassets or other digital collateral.
Stablecoin systems using smart contracts, collateral systems and automated mechanisms.
Systems that use programmed mechanisms, supply adjustments or other structures to attempt to maintain a target value.
Digital assets designed to reference commodities or other underlying assets.
Synthetic dollar-denominated digital assets designed around price targeting rather than direct reserves.
Stablecoins can reference many forms of value — from the US dollar and euro to precious metals and other traditional currencies.
Stablecoins can create a bridge between traditional financial systems and digital asset networks — enabling movement, settlement, liquidity and access across borders.
Move value across supported digital networks.
Facilitate the transfer and settlement of digital assets.
Provide a commonly used digital representation of relatively stable value within crypto markets.
Enable digital value to move across borders where supported.
Support applications and services built around digital assets.
Understand the difference between traditional money and digital representations of value while keeping everything connected within your TEOLOGU Personal experience.
Before making any decision, understand the asset, how it is designed to maintain value and what could cause it to lose that stability.
What is it?
What supports its value?
How does it maintain its target value?
Where can it be used?
What are the risks?
How liquid is it?
Which network does it operate on?
Stablecoins can connect with digital payments, cross-border transfers, settlement, trading, liquidity, tokenised assets and digital finance — representing a digital-money layer between traditional finance and digital financial networks.
Follow the full stablecoin landscape — grouped by reference, backing model and structure — inside your TEOLOGU Personal experience.
Discover stablecoins, understand how they work and explore the different models behind them at a pace that suits you.
Stablecoins become part of the wider TEOLOGU digital-asset experience rather than a separate financial world.
We're exploring the next generation of digital money. Future TEOLOGU services may include stablecoin discovery, market information, personal watchlists, asset comparisons, portfolio tracking and eligible stablecoin services. Availability will depend on product development, regulation, location and eligibility.
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Stablecoins are not necessarily risk-free or guaranteed to maintain their intended value. Their value, liquidity and stability can be affected by the assets supporting them, market conditions, technology, counterparties, reserves, regulation and other factors.
Different stablecoins have different structures and risks. The examples shown on this page are for informational purposes and do not indicate that TEOLOGU currently supports or will necessarily support them.
Availability of individual assets and services may vary by location and regulatory requirements.
This page describes planned and potential TEOLOGU services and does not constitute investment advice, a recommendation or an offer to buy or sell any digital asset.