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Choosing Bitcoin, USDT or USDC: Which Payment Works for You
When you buy or sell on Anyza Market, you can pay in Bitcoin, USDT or USDC. Here's what matters when you're deciding which one to use. Bitcoin is the original crypto, but it moves slower and costs more per transaction. It's good if you want to hold crypto long-term, but less practical for quick deals. USDT and USDC are stablecoins: their price stays close to one dollar. This makes them easier to think about when you're pricing something in USD. They move faster than Bitcoin and usually cost less to send. The catch: stablecoins exist on different networks. USDT and USDC can run on Tron, Ethereum, Solana and others. If you send on the wrong network, the money can get stuck and lost. Before you pay, agree with the other person on which coin AND which network you'll use. Ask in the chat: "Should I send USDT on Tron?" and get a clear answer. When it's time to send, triple-check the wallet address — copy and paste it, don't type it by hand. The same goes if you're selling: tell buyers which coins and networks you accept. Put it in your listing or mention it in the first message so there's no confusion. Pick what works best for your situation. Most beginners find stablecoins simpler because the price stays steady. What coin do you prefer to use, and why?