tldr; Max Keiser claims Bitcoin is evolving from a speculative asset to a hedge against global fiat collapse, likening it to a Credit Default Swap. He highlights stablecoins’ role in debasing the dollar and predicts significant impacts on US treasuries and crypto markets. Keiser asserts Bitcoin is a safeguard against sovereign default and fiat system failure, as global demand for securities like US Treasuries declines. Stablecoin issuers are reportedly accumulating Bitcoin in anticipation of economic shifts.
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DryMyBottom on
is becoming what was supposed to become in the first place then
magus-21 on
LMAO wut?
This is only something that someone who has no idea what a credit default swap is would say.
MichaelAischmann on
So many fiat currencies will end in the coming decades, especially in developing nations with questionable governance.
Numerous_Wonders81 on
If Bitcoin is the hedge against collapse, then Algorand and Hedera are the hedge for what comes after. Both are scarce (capped supply), faster, greener, and way more programmable than BTC. While Bitcoin waits for the sky to fall, ALGO and HBAR are already built to replace the rails underneath it — quietly running tokenized assets, stablecoins, and smart contracts in real-time.
spin_kick on
We won’t be there until the usdt pair isn’t the dominant trading pair
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tldr; Max Keiser claims Bitcoin is evolving from a speculative asset to a hedge against global fiat collapse, likening it to a Credit Default Swap. He highlights stablecoins’ role in debasing the dollar and predicts significant impacts on US treasuries and crypto markets. Keiser asserts Bitcoin is a safeguard against sovereign default and fiat system failure, as global demand for securities like US Treasuries declines. Stablecoin issuers are reportedly accumulating Bitcoin in anticipation of economic shifts.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
is becoming what was supposed to become in the first place then
LMAO wut?
This is only something that someone who has no idea what a credit default swap is would say.
So many fiat currencies will end in the coming decades, especially in developing nations with questionable governance.
If Bitcoin is the hedge against collapse, then Algorand and Hedera are the hedge for what comes after. Both are scarce (capped supply), faster, greener, and way more programmable than BTC. While Bitcoin waits for the sky to fall, ALGO and HBAR are already built to replace the rails underneath it — quietly running tokenized assets, stablecoins, and smart contracts in real-time.
We won’t be there until the usdt pair isn’t the dominant trading pair