Re:Tether starting to lose its peg too, after Terra did
by andy81 on Thursday May 12, 2022 @09:17AM
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Anyone making $500m/year legit could rug for $20bn+, so they walk away before that point.
Tether have a great business model but seem to spend 90% of their time falsifying reserves instead. It certainly gives the impression they're planning on taking the capital rather than interest. They're already in breach of the NYAG agreement, with three+ more cases pending.
It actually seems like a great project for e.g. Fidelity or Vanguard to set up a mutual fund that doesn't pay interest. With the name recognition it would be immediate #1 stablecoin assuming they offered the same level of audit scrutiny and reserves breakdown as their other products (i.e. 100x anything offered in the cryptocurrency space currently).
Tether have a great business model but seem to spend 90% of their time falsifying reserves instead. It certainly gives the impression they're planning on taking the capital rather than interest. They're already in breach of the NYAG agreement, with three+ more cases pending.
It actually seems like a great project for e.g. Fidelity or Vanguard to set up a mutual fund that doesn't pay interest. With the name recognition it would be immediate #1 stablecoin assuming they offered the same level of audit scrutiny and reserves breakdown as their other products (i.e. 100x anything offered in the cryptocurrency space currently).