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

bitcoin

Stablesats vs taro vs RGB vs neither

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 