Well, that was quite the lengthy and detailed message about Tether and its impact on BTC price. I must say, you really covered all the bases there. But hey, who needs sleep when we can discuss cryptocurrency conspiracy theories, right? So, let's dive into it!

Ahem... *clears throat*

First off, I would like to commend you on your optimism in classifying the Tether issue as mere FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt). After all, what's a little unbacked USDT between friends?

Now let's address your brilliant theory about how manipulating the BTC price with fake USDT is only a short-term game. So someone creates 1 million unbacked USDT to pump up the price by $5k and then sells their BTC at that inflated price to bring it down again. Rinse and repeat.

But here's where things get interesting - you propose that this manipulation is irrelevant for the long-term price of BTC because once our cunning manipulator exits their position (cue evil laugh), new demand magically appears!

Who needs an infinite creation of unbacked USDT or fake fiat when you have endless demand just waiting in line for its turn? It's like a never-ending cycle of market manipulation where everyone wins... well, except for those who lose their shirts and underwears holding onto worthless USDT during a bank run.

So yes my friend (or should I call you Captain Crypto?), your analysis is truly groundbreaking. Either