Talking in a meeting with CNBC on Monday, Collins said that the famous stablecoin tie (USDT) is “still upheld 1:1” by saves, in spite of the fact that he noticed that this support is as of now not simply cash in a financial balance.

Collins further consoled watchers that in the event that there at any point is a liquidity crunch or 10 billion bucks that are attempting to be reclaimed, tie will respect its guarantee to recover.

In any case, Collins conceded that an issue could in principle emerge in the event that all of the coursing tie tokens are recovered simultaneously, considering that the stablecoin is supported by an assortment of monetary instruments that could require some investment to exchange.

Notwithstanding, the possibilities of this consistently occurring, in all actuality, are thin, as per Collins.

Further in the meeting, Collins called algorithmic stablecoins, for example, the now-bombed terraUSD (UST), “tests” that could conceivably work. In this occurrence, it didn’t work and referred to it as “a misfortune” for the people who utilized it.

Inquired as to why USDT exchanged as low as 95 pennies in the outcome of the UST breakdown, Collins said that that was just the situation on outsider trades since those markets depend on organic market.

Nonetheless, the mark of tie is if you need to reclaim it at 1 dollar, you generally can recover it for 1 dollar at tether.io [… ] tie itself has never lost its stake, you can continuously reclaim it for a dollar as per Collins.