[dragontamer]

USDC literally reached 91-cents just 3 weeks ago dude.

There is an alarming frequency at which stablecoins break the buck. I'm pointing out imperfect dollar instruments like Money Market Funds that have no insurance and are free to invest into riskier bonds... but even these risky MMFs are far more stable in practice than USDC or Tether, or any other stablecoin for that matter.

[wslh]

USDC issue was connected to the CeFi world. It is important to highlight that assuming USDC has 100% in banks they will recover the lost money for the interest they receive in normal banks, this is not translated to USDC holders.

[dragontamer]

And LunaCoin wasn't. And Gemini Earn was mostly cryptocoins failing as well. And FTX was just a liar sitting in the Bahamas and everyone stupidly giving their money to him.

The issue is that Stablecoins suck in general, and that cryptocoins in general are filled with Conmen who will misuse your money. And none of the cryptocoin community has _any_ form of defense (legal, or otherwise) that determines who is, or isn't, trustworthy. Because the cryptocoin community is too religious about believing that cryptocoins are innately trustless or something.

Make a stablecoin without any banking like Lunacoin, and you'll collapse. Make a stablecoin like USDC connected to banks, and you'll earn less than the FFR / Money Market funds. Lie about it all like Gemini and you lose your shirt (lol 18%+ APY returns. An obvious lie, to me at least. But my friends didn't believe me).

The naked cronyism, conmen, and assholes have ruined the cryptocoin experiment in every way possible. DeFi, CeFi, whatever. Its all just excuses, I'm fairly certain that I can list off a failure that matches whatever methodology you wish to bring up.

[wslh]

Don't contradicting you regarding the crypto space. My first point is that crypto also helped people in several societies. This is true beyond the conmen, etc you have.