Why is USDT priced close to the US Dollar?
USDT is a dollar-pegged stablecoin that the issuer says is backed by equivalent reserves, so it trades near 1 USD—and near the dollar rate against the yuan.
USDT is a dollar-pegged stablecoin, so against the yuan it basically tracks the dollar rate. Enter the amount for a yuan reference. Over-the-counter prices can run a small premium or discount, and stablecoins still carry issuer and reserve risk.
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USDT to CNY (Tether to Chinese Yuan) shows a yuan reference for the stablecoin USDT. Issued by Tether and claimed to be pegged 1:1 to the US Dollar, USDT/CNY closely tracks the USD/CNY rate, though over-the-counter prices can carry a small premium or discount with supply and demand. For reference only; not investment advice.
USDT is a dollar-pegged stablecoin that the issuer says is backed by equivalent reserves, so it trades near 1 USD—and near the dollar rate against the yuan.
In extreme markets or trust shocks, USDT has briefly slipped from 1 USD but usually returns. Stablecoins still carry issuer-credit and reserve-transparency risk.
Both are dollar stablecoins but from different issuers (Tether vs Circle), with differences in reserves and regulatory disclosure.