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Most of those things are true, specially mentioning Tether as the shady business it is and it's role pumping Bitcoin price. On the other hand, the white suprem
by 79a6ed87 5y ago
Most of those things are true, specially mentioning Tether as the shady business it is and it's role pumping Bitcoin price.
On the other hand, the white supremacist and nazi stuff means nothing today in the context they are trying to put it. So I find that suggesting that one is "unwittingly advancing an agenda" when supporting cryptocurrency is quite a laughable argument by how derailed it is from the topic in question.
It's as ridiculous as thinking that free healthcare is communism, but on the other side of the political spectrum.
Many people in crypto is from countries with heavily regulated economies where they are obligated to use a currency that's constantly losing value. I'm from Argentina. We had at least 52% of inflation in 2021. Crypto is being used there, and it's not for Bitcoin or Ethereum. It's for BUSD, USDT, sUSD or any other stablecoin, because the common people is unable to get US Dollars (as I said, other currencies are practically forbidden) and they don't want to lose all that money to the unstopping printing of our government. It's the easiest workaround.
I even know a die-hard communist who is using Binance P2P to get a better exchange rate than the official one, it's a difference of the 50%.