Topic: TETHER - what is the big deal even if it is a scam? (Read 168 times)
this thing called - Tether it sounds to me as .. kinda suspicious and will treat it that way lol .. I mean if I have USD why will I want to change that to tether thinking that they will not increase ... ??
I think, if it's really a scam, the price of all currency will drop. but it will recover slowly.
If it's a scam it will be a good think that tether disapear (in long therme)
If it's a scam it will be a good think that tether disapear (in long therme)
TETHER cap suddenly increases to $2 bil while their term is not clear. Quite worried to keep much USDT in wallet
The reasoning goes as follows:
If Tether is not backed 1:1 with USD, but in the meantime they have printed Tethers as if they were, they have essentially bought Bitcoin on a large scale with IOU's that are worth much less than a USD. Which would mean Bitcoin's price has been inflated with air. That printing started somewhere in September or November. Look in the chart what the real price of Bitcoin should be.
The issue is whether the 2BN is there or not, the news that it could possibly not be there is already published and being priced in. It would take an official announcement from the SEC that Tether is not a scam for the price to recover, but I don't see that happening. The result is even if you're not a holder of Tether, you will see the prices of almost all coins go down.
If Tether is not backed 1:1 with USD, but in the meantime they have printed Tethers as if they were, they have essentially bought Bitcoin on a large scale with IOU's that are worth much less than a USD. Which would mean Bitcoin's price has been inflated with air. That printing started somewhere in September or November. Look in the chart what the real price of Bitcoin should be.
The issue is whether the 2BN is there or not, the news that it could possibly not be there is already published and being priced in. It would take an official announcement from the SEC that Tether is not a scam for the price to recover, but I don't see that happening. The result is even if you're not a holder of Tether, you will see the prices of almost all coins go down.
How did we ever let shit like tether enter this arena if there was no proof or auditing constantly that they were not just printing this dog shit with no USD for real to back it up.
Do you mean you don't see the SEC announcing tether was on the level or you believe tether is not on the level. I mean surely if they are not banged up and tether destroyed then they must have been on the level.
Either way unless that had constant and continual auditing done by some big trusted places then of course it must be avoided like the plague.
Also how does 2bn (i mean not all of it could be fake right? so maybe just 1bn or less) destroy the value by so much?
What will happen to the issuers if they are found guilty of fraud on such a huge scale?
It seems to me that tethers are one of the tools for manipulating the crypto currency market. And while it is not known how this test will end. I hope that everything will be fine for us.
Prices would collapse because there would be a lot of dumping of worthless tethers
The reasoning goes as follows:
If Tether is not backed 1:1 with USD, but in the meantime they have printed Tethers as if they were, they have essentially bought Bitcoin on a large scale with IOU's that are worth much less than a USD. Which would mean Bitcoin's price has been inflated with air. That printing started somewhere in September or November. Look in the chart what the real price of Bitcoin should be.
The issue is whether the 2BN is there or not, the news that it could possibly not be there is already published and being priced in. It would take an official announcement from the SEC that Tether is not a scam for the price to recover, but I don't see that happening. The result is even if you're not a holder of Tether, you will see the prices of almost all coins go down.
If Tether is not backed 1:1 with USD, but in the meantime they have printed Tethers as if they were, they have essentially bought Bitcoin on a large scale with IOU's that are worth much less than a USD. Which would mean Bitcoin's price has been inflated with air. That printing started somewhere in September or November. Look in the chart what the real price of Bitcoin should be.
The issue is whether the 2BN is there or not, the news that it could possibly not be there is already published and being priced in. It would take an official announcement from the SEC that Tether is not a scam for the price to recover, but I don't see that happening. The result is even if you're not a holder of Tether, you will see the prices of almost all coins go down.
So what are the implications for non tether holders and on exchanges that deal with tether but do not issue it?
Obviously if it is not a scam and they have the 2BN then there is not an issue anyway?
Obviously if it is not a scam and they have the 2BN then there is not an issue anyway?
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