it’s a lot of centralization and control for one company, not that the fed is any better
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True but it's not like there's going to be just one stablecoin issuer that does this
Wouldn't be surprised if Circle does this as well
fingers crossed for competition and freedom to choose
Might be difficult in this case considering Tether’s network effects though. So your concern about centralization is valid.
It’s more of a policy problem where the USG needs to get out of the way of other Stablecoin issuers and let them compete.