> So you are suggesting that bitcoin, far from having shed the problems of government-issued currency, is going through the process by which irresponsible gover

> So you are suggesting that bitcoin, far from having shed the problems of government-issued currency, is going through the process by which irresponsible governments can destroy a currency. As far as I know, Thether is not Bitcoin and coins are issued randomly (usually, multiple times a week) by the creators, unlike Bitcoin. There is no proof of work, or proof of stake here... just plain issuing "pre-mined" coins. A bit like the currency in most countries nowadays. I have no clue why Bitcoin was brought up. Look at this: https://twitter.com/search?q=%22minted%20at%20Tether%20Treasury%22%20%20(from%3Awhale_alert)&src=typed_query&f=live https://twitter.com/search?q=%22minted%20at%20Tether%20Treas... It is nuts.