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I'm still skeptical of algo stables. Even if they're well collateralized, they are still printed from thin air.

So I guess people that live in jurisdictions with crappy currencies, & don't yet understand bitcoin I think a centralized stable coin like USDC might be best.

Problem with that is its only on ETH & SOL, & we just saw what can happen using these shitcoins

From my understanding stablesats primarily sets up shorts between USD and BTC to create a neutral hedge position (and isn't an actual coin). The risk here still relies with the exchange but apparently DLCs can help reduce/eliminate this.

Overall I do think it's easiest to onboard someone not familiar with Bitcoin by introducing them to something stable and familiar

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