when i realized that a lot of valuation of crypto is in stablecoins, coins that supposed to peg their value to the dollar or what nots
and that those companies are acting as worse than banks by having less than 1% at times of actual USD holdings vs their claimed number of coins they hold
I knew that it was all bullshit and anyone who holds assets in ANY crypto, be it BTC or a stablecoin or anything like that, is going to be holding the bag when that liquidity issue comes home to roost
BTC can likely survive to not be worth 0, but the ones that relies on those stablecoins or random other coins as the base is just all bullshit.
there is no difference between a pretend stock market or fantasy stock exchange and crypto if you can't convert the crypto into either hard currency, or goods and services that you can use.
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when i realized that a lot of valuation of crypto is in stablecoins, coins that supposed to peg their value to the dollar or what nots
and that those companies are acting as worse than banks by having less than 1% at times of actual USD holdings vs their claimed number of coins they hold
I knew that it was all bullshit and anyone who holds assets in ANY crypto, be it BTC or a stablecoin or anything like that, is going to be holding the bag when that liquidity issue comes home to roost
BTC can likely survive to not be worth 0, but the ones that relies on those stablecoins or random other coins as the base is just all bullshit.
there is no difference between a pretend stock market or fantasy stock exchange and crypto if you can't convert the crypto into either hard currency, or goods and services that you can use.