I notice that both USD/x.token.io and USD/www.anchorusd.com have significant usage. I'm not sure what to tell friends looking to:
- convert XLM into USD tokens
- have a single USD trustline to accept (negating USD token splintering within wallets)
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My naive view: x.token.io metadata looks significantly more official & thought out, however it appears there's been <1% change in its supply. anchorusd historically shows large changes in supply, which to me indicates that it has at least a semi-functional withdrawal/deposit mechanism, but www.anchorusd.com is so less sexy-looking than x.token.io 😅 – wTyeRogers Sep 11 '19 at 19:40
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x.token.io does no longer exists. – shredding May 5 at 21:33
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Awws. Well, I suppose that settles that. – wTyeRogers Jun 14 at 22:05
Stronghold has the most volume on average.
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1Are you referring to their USD token which states "This asset has been retired. Please redeem this asset immeadiately" ..? – wTyeRogers Sep 15 '19 at 16:08
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@wTyeRogers I thought they were a solid 3rd place contender until just now. – sleyeborg Sep 16 '19 at 17:11
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Yeah, for the life of me I can't figure out how to deal with their USDS (stronghold USD); I've successfully deposited 10 USD into their interface, however their site seems to not allow any method of utility with it aside from withdrawing. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ – wTyeRogers Sep 18 '19 at 14:01
