If it was going to (many expected it would), it would come at the hands of regulators. They're not interested, and possibly even complicit, if you look at who

If it was going to (many expected it would), it would come at the hands of regulators. They're not interested, and possibly even complicit, if you look at who began/still operates the thing. Also, the stats show that the market has seemingly begun its slow shift away from Tether to less openly gross stablecoins. If we can get exchanges to stop giving it away like the Monopoly money that it is, that'll be the final nail.