The current price increase was driven almost entirely by a major US-based exchange which doesn't accept tether and has fairly substantial volume. Somehow this d

The current price increase was driven almost entirely by a major US-based exchange which doesn't accept tether and has fairly substantial volume. Somehow this doesn't falsify the idea that the price is driven by tether-printing because it seems there's no possible turn of events that can falsify that belief - it doesn't matter whether Bitcoin is going up or down, or whether the trading driving the price involves tether, it's always tether.