Confiscating USDT vs ETH vs Bitcoin ?

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Seems like they don't understand that Thorswap is just a frontend aggregator (which‍ also integrates Uni, Chainflip etc). I still can't believe that JP (the founder of THORChain)⁠ publicly outed himself earlier this year doh948""
 
No, Neo. BTC is the true stablecoin. Everything else is a volatile shitcoin.
 
I’ve been doing some research over the past few days on all of this, and‌ my conclusion is that BTC is the coin to focus on. Its volatility means that‍ you should only invest money in it that you won’t need in the immediate future,⁠ otherwise, you risk finding yourself in a difficult financial situation.
 
One point i'll make the Treasury released a presentation arguing for making private stablecoins involving‌ the $ illegal in favour of a CBDC based on 'risk' of the underlying

Unsure what impact that will have, i.e if they do that, i imagine overseas someone will‍ create a new stablecoin much like the Eurodollar was made, much like USDT initially but⁠ completely protect it self from the off from the US directly and indirectly so it⁤ can't be indicted/sued for initial failings (hence USDT proximity to the US these days to⁣ cover their asses).
 
One could also use good old cash⁠ combined with futures for price fixing but that would imply a fair amount of footwork.⁤
 
There’s enough diversification‍ opportunities on chain to advert issues

Besides only the plebs really withdraw everything for companies⁠ it’s easier to keep on chain for accounting
 
Can you please‍ explain in what way to use futures?

Well we see that there are few⁣ stablecoins to trust here. Any other solutions?
 
There's tonnes of stuff out there from HKD, AED, SGD, CHF stablecoins... most track USD anyway‍ (i.e HKD, AED, SGD debase and strengthen inline with the $) and CHF generally is⁠ stable against it as they are all proxies for the Dollar.

You then have treasuries⁤ on chain etc, gold on chain etc... and even non USD USD stablecoins (i.e not⁣ US firms or holding US Funds in US accounts/treasuries) but either proxies $ in overseas⁢ banks (offshore) or similar set ups.

The only reason USDT/USDC is successful is because its︀ so liquid and it's basically American or protected somewhat by rule of law in the︁ US.

Once those are banned you'll see the EURODOLLAR equivalent of explode.

That will be︂ the ones mentioned above or even things like what ever is replacing DAI, the world︃ wants Dollars, and even if the US bans it in the US others will find︄ a way to provide the market with what it wants without the US having jurisdiction,︅ just like the EuroDollar market, the US has no say on this and can't dictate︆ when they are not using US financial institutions
 
One sells two bitcoins at the top using futures or other derivatives (Disclaimer: I'm not‍ a future pro at all) and then slowly sells his one bitcoin for cash while⁠ at the same time liquidating the future position.
 
yeah this. Plus a few "patterns" around this whole thing resemble past‌ events (which I wont wanna go further into on a public forum, but its all‍ public and one can come to the necessary conclusions by freely available material).

Usually it⁠ goes on smoothly until suddenly the music stops playing.
 
Can you explain what you mean by investing into compound? Do you mean taking out a‍ loan against your USDC?

About 1% of USDT supply and ~1.7% of USDC supply is frozen currently so disparity is⁣ not in favour of Circle... And these numbers make even Wise and Revolut look as⁢ a safer option...
 
Yeah USDT and USDC don't look safe any longer for holding crypto in stable coins‌ DAI is better.
 
DAI is no better. Circle can blacklist‍ the USDC used by them easily and it seems like all USDC is held by⁠ coinbase anyways. With ETH failing the risk of depegging is big as well.
 
The USDC that DAI‌ is using seems all to be held in one wallet held by coinbase
 
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