We're all waiting (and hoping) for a truly decentralized, stable, stablecoin. Until that day USDC seems to be the most trusted stable in crypto right now.
With this new Stacks Bridge. Could see a lot more liquidity flowing into Stacks.
https://medium.com/alexgobtc/what-is-stacks-bridge-29be1fc71ede
No.
Stablecoins must be controlled by a centralized entity and as we could see with Ethereum's move to PoS, have a lot of control over hard forks if they get too engrained into the ecosystem.
This post is a huge red flag for me:
Why would you want a centrally issued token based on a fiat currency that was minted on one chain and then bridged to another chain? Just sounds like you have way more middlemen than ever before
It would be easier to use USDT on Liquid or OMNI-USDT on Lightning or better yet use sats