I don't choose Solana or TRON network especially Solana that shown its under capacity to handle high transaction demands on its network. Some downtimes occured and caused effects and loses for NFT investors on Solana. I don't discuss about NFT projects here because they are not good with their origins but Solana is responsible for the network technical problems.

Their developers can not blame that NFT projects have falls because of their bad ideas, bad models, bad use cases. Congestions then downtimes on Solana contribute a lot to panic and falls of NFT projects.

About USDT, if I want to move it, I will pick Tron and after I finish it, I will convert USDT TRC20 to BUSD on Binance Smart Chain.

If I don't use BUSD, I will choose fiat currency.

Shitshow continues, and danger is even bigger if we know that Tether supply is mostly held on ethereum blockchain that is centralized, and it currently has 75% OFAC compliant blocks.
This means they can censor, block and freeze any address for any reason and without explanation, this is built in feature of ethereum PoS blockchain.

Maybe it's slightly better than other alternative in theory, but if it is still held on ethereum blockchain, and it is, than it can be censored and frozen at any time.

This is probably all bots and fake transactions, and we all know this blockchain is 100% centralized so it doesn't really matter who is more active.

I am really surprised how Neutrino USDN held up until now, since it is only backed up by Waves altcoin.
It's not safe to keep anything in USDN or any other stable coins right now, especially not long term... or you make wake up one day and find your money gone.

Many of stable coins in the list, on the market were launched in past two years. They have not been tested enough by customers and market especially bear market with serious negatively conditions.

Latest depegs of newborn stable coins are bad for anyone who owned it in their portfolios but it is good for the market generally. Because bad stable coins should be eliminated from the market by depegs or similar serious market testings with real conditions of bear market.

As I stated my opinion, I would prefer to choose fiat currencies if I want to store my capital too long rather than choose stable coins. Especially I never touch newborn stable coins.

The problem with stablecoins is that they "live" on the border of two worlds - the fiat world and the crypto world. This forces many of them to follow, follow unconditionally, all the requirements of regulators, financial structures of the state (state bank/fiscal system/....). And one of the rules of the fiat world is total control and management, including the process of blocking accounts. For this reason, blocking (freezing of wallets) and forced seizure have moved from the fiat world to the world of cryptocurrencies.
That is why PayPal USD smart contract has such mechanisms.
And the final will be the launch of CBDC - there will be absolute, total control..... But this is another sad story about how "everyone wanted blockchain and freedom, but blockchain and total control were born"