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I m wondering why CNBC is so focus on tether. Asking question to

about it is like asking question about Bloomberg to CNBC. Why can’t they just focus on his exchange and exciting development plan?As he said, he has been dealing with Tether in the past, never had any issue

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That analogy makes absolutely no sense FTX claims to mint tether so why not ask them about it lol

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hey best friend:) long time no talk. So FTX never claimed to mint tether. It is one of those multiple cases where you are mixing up the name attached by whales tracking account of wallet (which in effect are exchange wallet that hold asset of their underlying customer and who is

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But FTX does accept it, so must have done some diligence on its backing. The question is pretty valid for an exchange.

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the beauty of free markets is that, if you disagree that ~ $1.0002 is the fair price of USDT, you can trade on that!

4:08 PM · Aug 2, 2021Twitter Web App

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depends if

is short or not :P

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Tether shills stick together

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Can you really trade it when the company that issues it also opaquely controls a very large crypto exchange and can manipulate the price of it at will?