β‘οΈπ·πΊπΊπ² NEW - Putinβs advisor Kobyakov says 'The U.S. has devised a CRYPTO scheme to erase its massive $35 trillions debt at the worldβs expense.
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Meh, he's just whining because Trump is trying to use financial regulation to claw back some of the dollar trade that Hong Kong captured with Tether.
Tether is the new, defacto BRICS cryptocurrency, allowing everyone to trade in a dollar-backed money, without any assets being at political risk in a US jurisdiction. π€π»
And Tether is buying Bitcoin, gold, and land, to diversify their portfolio, away from the dollar.
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Outside all the BRICS nonsense, what I hear is Tether is doing banking much better than banks.
I guess it's now the biggest banking system, after SWIFT and Bitcoin, right?
Having had many contacts with turd world countries where conventional banking has collapsed, I can guarantee that tether is becoming an on-ramp-off-ramp to transport money in and out of said countries.
I just discovered that Tether is "banned" in the EU...
I think swift, visa/mc/amex/discover and then Bitcoin. And it will be impossible to really know because Bitcoin lightning is surveillance resistant by design. Best they can do is ask custodial wallets for their volumes. Noderunners are close enough to anonymous except their IP addresses, and the general rule is they don't keep records or archive the tx logs. Even if they did, AMP complicates it even more and no other clearinghouse can do this - route payments across multiple paths, that nobody in there knows more than amounts and directions. Both halves of the route are private to each end...
Oh, yeah, forgot about credit cards.
If Tether is diversified into appreciating assets like gold, how long before they release an inflation adjusted coin that actually has stable purchasing power?
