Soon, stablecoins will be well-regulated and audited "pre-CBDCs", or fully-decentralized algorithmic stablecoins.
Up until now, Tether took the de-facto role of the decentralized option (even though it isn't). If it keeps getting shut out of jurisdictions, you'll see massive demand rise up to create truly decentralized stablecoins, almost overnight.
In the meantime, be careful using fully-regulated stables, as they're really banking 2.0. Right now you can do what you want with them, but the restrictions of the banking system will come on them before you know it.
Be prepared.
And as always, use scarce decentralized crypto wherever you can handle the volatility. That's real money.
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Here's a quick guide on how to get ready for the "then they fight you" stage of crypto's growth to mass adoption.๐
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Legal and moral can be two very different things.
But I'm never going to tell you to do anything illegal.
Agorism and civil disobedience are great freedom tools, but YOU and YOU ALONE are responsible for the risks they carry.
Be smart!
2/12
To quickly recap recent developments:
-The SEC has gone after a lot of major crypto exchanges
-FinCEN is trying to make using privacy techniques illegal
-Bitcoin is moving towards custodial/KYC-only
It's getting harder to have financial sovereignty with crypto.
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