If for any reason, Euro become obsolete, as well as the dollar and some other major fiat currencies, and the world have to adopt bitcoin and cryptocurrencies overnight, and needs to choose a stable coin, then that stable coin must not be USDT.
USDT is a stable coin that is controlled by a centralized body, this simply means that the company has the ability to freeze your usdt tokens while they are right inside your wallet, this does not represent the decentralization which bitcoin and crypto in general promotes.
The world needs a decentralized stable coin that runs on its own like bitcoin, that the world government can not manipulate and a group of people can not control, anything other than this is like we going back to what we already rejected.
Right, and not even any other stablecoin might even qualify because I want to believe that they are all controlled by a centralized body and talking of Bitcoin. Do we really think that this assumption can even happen? Considering
What Percentage of Bitcoin has Been Mined above 90%, are the Government able to mine the rest for themselves without any other person? or how are they able to run their economy if their fiat currencies become obsolete as some think and thinking they will adopt Bitcoin they cannot control?
I believe Bitcoin will still remain as it is, mostly an Investment asset, and will be accepted by those who want it as a payment option alongside the existing fiat currency.