Living in Iran right now is not easy.
Every week the price of food, rent, and basics goes up.
Last month I bought rice for X, this month it’s Y. Sound familiar?

I'm writing this from Tehran and this is what I actually tried to protect the little money I have.

I got tired of watching my savings lose value.
So I started learning about USDT.

USDT is a cryptocurrency that is always worth $1.
That means it doesn't go up and down like other coins.

I'm not an expert. I'm just a regular person trying to protect my money.

Here are the 3 ways I started saving in USDT that actually work:

1. Convert Part of Your Salary to USDT Immediately
This was the biggest change for me.

Before: I would get paid in Rial and keep it in my bank. 2 weeks later it was worth less.

Now: The same day I get paid, I convert 20% to 30% into USDT using P2P.

Why? Because $100 in USDT will still be $100 next month.
$100 in Rial... might not be.

How I do it: I use P2P trading on exchanges. You find someone selling USDT and pay them with bank transfer. It takes 10 minutes.
Start small. Even $10 is better than $0.

2. Use USDT as a "Crypto Piggy Bank" from Side Income
I take what I earn here, swap it to USDT, and save it.
$0.21 + $0.30 + $0.50 = it adds up.

It's like a piggy bank, but it doesn't lose value to inflation.

The key is consistency. 3 articles per week, 10 minutes of reading per day.

3. [You can add your 3rd tip here later]

Final Thoughts:
I'm not telling you to put all your money in crypto.
But having some savings in USDT helps me sleep better at night.

Inflation won't stop tomorrow. But we can take small steps today.

I started with $0.21. What's your first step going to be?

Have you tried saving in USDT? What worked for you? Comment below and let's talk.