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RE: PermaCryptoFolio FLIPPER portfolio - Monero XMR replaced Stellar Lumen XLM & Full Rebalancing of NEMO and ARIELLE portfolios triggered
I know that USDT is not cash, only a peg. But I need pegged coins to hold funds in a "cash-"equivalent.
How much of your funds do you need to hold in pegged coins? I would go with bitUSD before I put any significant capital into a pegged asset. At least that is decenteralized in its collaterization. USDT is centeralized sketch.
I hold one third of portfolio value in "cash"-positions.
BitUSD maybe theoretical a real cash position, but practically I need this cash on bittrex and poloniex for trades. As long I can not transfer bitUSD directly to bittrex/poloniex or tokens like stratis are not traded on bitshares the bitUSD is not a option for my experiment.
Well all I'll say is wow. That is a lot of fiat.