Undeniably, USDT is one of the most stable candidates in the crypto-verse today. Investors looking to gain exposure to a relatively low-risk Cryptocurrency could see USDT as a go-to in an otherwise largely volatile market.

USD fund transfers via traditional banking could potentially take anywhere between one to four days depending on the mode of transfer used. If the transfer is initiated overnight or during weekends, the transaction could take even longer to process.

Fortunately, USDT transactions are much faster. This is great for Cryptocurrency traders whose profits may disappear if the transfers take that long. They need to be able to transact within minutes rather than days.

Time isn’t the only critical factor that makes USDT transfers more appealing. There is a transfer fee involved on USD transfers, and this fee can often be quite expensive. For instance, transfers via SWIFT (Society for Worldwide International Financial Telecommunication) end up costing the transferer somewhere about $20 to $30, or even more.

USDT enjoys wide acceptance across the industry. It can be bought and sold on pretty much any major exchange, which makes it a terrific choice for investors who want to invest in cryptocurrencies that aren’t paired with other mainstream cryptocurrencies such as ETH, BTC, or LTC. It’s much easier to convert USDT into cash than other currencies.

Investors in a country with a weak currency, or a country that witnesses high inflation need investments that can at least preserve the currency’s value. In such cases, USDT functions like a lifejacket. Its value is pegged to the USD, which means an investor is better off storing their money in USDT than their own currency.

For instance, let’s assume someone from China had purchased 10,000 USDT in June last year when CNY/USD was quoting at 0.1401 for $1401. Today, the CNY/USD quotes at $0.1567. Redeeming the USDT today will leave the investor with $1,567. The investor didn’t just beat the inflation but came out with a positive return.