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by rglullis 1964 days ago
You do know what you are saying may be new to a few naive or ignorant newcomers, but that is already priced in by any reasonable person involved in the space, right? [0]

Yes, I completely agree what Tether is doing is criminal and that they will likely be responsible for the next crash.

The question is: so what? The important thing about crypto is its anti-fragility. Every crash brought a correction that made the system more robust and less prone to be extinct.

It's not going to be crypto's first crash and it is certainly not going to be the last.

[0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/UniSwap/comments/l43yka/what_happen...
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codebolt 1963 days ago
> already priced in

Nothing can be effectively priced in as long as you have an artificial and illegitimate source of liquidity pushing the price up. Such a market doesn't allow for rational pricing mechanisms to manifest.

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rglullis 1963 days ago
You are right, my term was not correct. What perhaps I would say is that those are aware of the issue are already putting Tether in their risk calculations and their exposures.

If it were not for Tether, I'd be way holding way more non-stable crypto that I am now. Right now the only non-stable token that I am buying is BAT, and mostly because their projects has a clear/transparent way to see where their money is coming from.

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