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I'm not convinced your argument works. Bubbles exist until they suddenly don't. This isn't a strong argument that it's a bubble, but the burden of proof is sol
by albntomat0 6y ago
I'm not convinced your argument works. Bubbles exist until they suddenly don't.
This isn't a strong argument that it's a bubble, but the burden of proof is solidly on the tether folks to show that they're 100% backed, not the other way around.
- jcfrei 6y agoI'm not arguing - I'm making a statement. It's evident from market prices that investors don't care. Whether the market should care is another discussion but the parent asked about the market's reaction.