About PEGCOVE
PEGCOVE is an independent, beginner-friendly guide to stablecoins. We stick to one thing: what USDT, USDC and FDUSD actually are, which is steadier, how to buy them, and how to hold them safely — the wall most people hit before they even start, that nobody explains well.
"PEGCOVE Editors" is a pen name
To be straight with you: "PEGCOVE Editors" is a pen name, not some titled expert. We don't invent degrees, licences or "years on a trading desk" — when money's involved, faking credentials is its own kind of dishonesty. What we can offer is checking the public rules, the official documents and the actual steps one by one, and putting them in plain words a beginner can follow.
How the content gets made
Every piece works the same way: start from the questions beginners really ask, check the facts against the exchange's and issuers' official pages, reserve reports and public on-chain information, walk through a process where we can, then write it like a person talks. For anything that moves — fees, reserves, limits — we write "roughly a range, and go by the official page," never a hard number, because it changes and a fixed number would mislead you.
What we don't do
- No investment advice. We won't tell you "buy this coin, it'll go up." We only explain how the tools work and where the risks are.
- No promises of returns, no "guaranteed / risk-free." Stablecoins carry risk too; treat any "zero-risk high yield" pitch as a warning sign.
- No impersonation. We are not Binance, and not any issuer's official site.
Our relationship with Binance
PEGCOVE participates in the Binance Affiliate programme, and we may earn a commission from eligible sign-ups. We do not control or promise any user benefit, eligibility or fee; availability, eligibility and current fees are determined by Binance's official page. This is one way the site remains free to use. To be clear: we are an independent partner, not the official Binance website, and our views are our own, not Binance's.
Found a mistake? Tell us
Even careful writing can be wrong or go out of date. If you spot something, email [email protected] — we'll check it, fix it, and log it on the corrections page.