05-18-2026, 09:05 AM
Agree with you, and the case for USDT is even stronger than people realise.
The hidden cost of direct BTC or ETH isnt just the price swing, its that you usually convert to dirhams or spend it eventually, so you pay a second spread on the exchange anyway. USDT keeps a clean dollar number end to end. One conversion, done.
The only time I take direct coin is if a site charges a fat fee on USDT specifically, which a couple do to nudge you onto their preferred network. Read the cashier fee table before you pick. Otherwise stablecoin every time for cashing out from here.
The hidden cost of direct BTC or ETH isnt just the price swing, its that you usually convert to dirhams or spend it eventually, so you pay a second spread on the exchange anyway. USDT keeps a clean dollar number end to end. One conversion, done.
The only time I take direct coin is if a site charges a fat fee on USDT specifically, which a couple do to nudge you onto their preferred network. Read the cashier fee table before you pick. Otherwise stablecoin every time for cashing out from here.