For instance, on Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange, BUSD is traded against a variety of other cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and Ethereum. Stable coins are popular for trading assets because they mimic the way stocks are traded. For instance, stock prices in the equity markets are quoted in USD and are frequently traded for cash or currency equivalents. Typically, equities are not swapped for one another, such as Tesla shares for Google shares. Prior to stable coins, cryptocurrency exchanges allowed users to swap only one crypto asset (e.g., Bitcoin) for another (e.g., Ethereum). This implies that the trader is taking a twofold risk on the price. This danger is addressed by stable coins such as NFTU.