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It will certainly fuck up crypto but I doubt it will affect anything else.

>>29135541
Oh look, the tether FUD again. I thought you faggots had given up spamming this after the January tetherpocalypse never came to fruition, yet here you are.

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>>26073548
Link looks it might dump any minute, I'm half in half out of BTC, not too worried but it's kinda boring

TETHER FUDSTERS REAL QUIET NOW HUH

>>25914491
>Tether is backed by nothing
How do you "back" a crypto? You dont really. No one wants physical assets. Theyre using tether to trade for BTC.

>>25916203
If they dont print tether, the price of the asset will go above 1 dollar, and will not be a stablecoin anymore.
The FED printed trillions of dollars last year, so they need to keep the parity.

>>25864086

>>25792797
How many threads per day do we need on this fud? Its always the same guy too. He sticks around and posts at least 50 times in the same thread. There has been already like 4 threads on this all with comments over 70 posts. Give up already.

>>25781492
>Jan 15th will show its all a scam
>ah well they delayed it for years
Just buy you pathetic seethers.

>>25779168

Tether is gonna prove to be backed retards

>>25770258
>They won't let users withdraw and the assets will get seized by the Feds and the CCP.
Peoples assests on an exchange arent going to be seized because some other company not related to the exchange had issues.
Most of the tether fud comes from people who arent even into crypto but want to act smug while missing out. A good point is how you spelled ethereum wrong. Youd know that if you were here before last month.

Try harder. Your FUD won’t work on me bobo larpers

>>25768776
so the basic argument here is that despite all this 'obvious evidence' nobody but a bunch of seething nocoin redditors can see through the facade?
But magically, on the 15th, everyone will be finally get it and the entire crypto market will come tumbling down?
None of the whales or big money involved, with armies of Harvard analysis, can see this coming
All the exchanges that have tether pairs, and collect fees in tether, either also are missing this completely or are (all!) planning on running off into hiding with the cash, despite sitting on a literal golden goose that's likely to only be more lucrative in the coming decades?
seems legit

>>25754444
Oh no i guess Ill just have to not hold tether.