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by throw_nbvc1234
1603 days ago
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My point is less about tether and more with the assets tether is inflating. I'm saying the narrative that BTC is inflated/manipulated because of tether, means that many other assets are also inflated due to accepted government fiscal policy. > If there is a problem with a bank, there are several legal and financial consequences for everyone involved, enforced by the government. What if that bank is the central bank? Which entity is responsible for judging the actions of that bank and deal out consequences if their actions cause more harm then good? And who would end up on the receiving end of those consequences (guessing not any individuals)? Time will tell if the doomsday folks (3 sigma bubble) are right or the mainstream folks (everything will go back to normal after a few interest rate hikes) are right but I'm pretty certain nobody will face meaningful consequences for being wrong. |
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