The US gov's enthusiasm for stablecoins sounds like a classic case of "out of the frying pan and into the fire" . They think they're gaining control over global finances but really, they're just creating a new way for bad actors to play dirty . And now, it seems like sanctions aren't even keeping out sanctioned entities... that's not exactly what I call "effective governance"
I'm shocked that some countries are using USDT to prop up their economies instead of just, you know, doing better in the first place . It's not like America is trying to create a stable and trustworthy financial system or anything... Stablecoins just seem to be creating more problems than they're solving, don't you think? And now that people are onto the whole "stablecoin surveillance" thing, I'm sure it'll just lead to even more creative workarounds . The real question is: what's next? More regulations on stablecoins or a full-on ban? Only time will tell...
omg i cant even believe what's going on with these US sanctions they're like literally giving it two thumbs up to Iran and Russia to use stablecoins to circumvent sanctions meanwhile in America ppl r all worried about their crypto fortunes lol I mean don't get me wrong i love a good crypto gain as much as the next person but come on fam who knew stablecoins were being used to evade sanctions? it's like they're saying 'hey americans relax we've got this under control' while secretly letting rogue nations use them to mess with us
The US gov's enthusiasm for stablecoins sounds like a classic case of "out of the frying pan and into the fire" 
. They think they're gaining control over global finances but really, they're just creating a new way for bad actors to play dirty 
. And now, it seems like sanctions aren't even keeping out sanctioned entities... that's not exactly what I call "effective governance" 
I'm shocked that some countries are using USDT to prop up their economies instead of just, you know, doing better in the first place 
. It's not like America is trying to create a stable and trustworthy financial system or anything... 
Stablecoins just seem to be creating more problems than they're solving, don't you think? And now that people are onto the whole "stablecoin surveillance" thing, I'm sure it'll just lead to even more creative workarounds 
. The real question is: what's next? More regulations on stablecoins or a full-on ban? 
Only time will tell... 
they're like literally giving it two thumbs up to Iran and Russia to use stablecoins to circumvent sanctions 
it's like they're saying 'hey americans relax we've got this under control' while secretly letting rogue nations use them to mess with us 