Agreed. Skeptics overstate the case with “It’s literally all Tether”, and then that nuance-lacking strawman version, which is the only version that really gets surfaced, is easily knocked down.
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Replying to @joekelly100 @hasufl
The thing I'm not convinced about yet is whether skeptics are getting the cause-effect backward and it's actually: More tether printing coming from more money flowing into crypto sphere and finding its way to tether, due to its important role in crypto. Like how USDC has grown.
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Replying to @seanthekelly @hasufl
Joe Kelly Retweeted Joe Kelly
Sure, but you’re just describing the plausible deniability of it all again. We cannot know if it’s legit-and-private or fraud. We can only infer, and all common sense signals suggest the same thing.https://twitter.com/joekelly100/status/1347142182751367169 …
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Joe Kelly @joekelly100Replying to @joekelly100 @seanthekelly @hasuflIt would be in their own interest to prove everything is legit, as they originally said they would, and as it’s already proven not to be in the past, because it would remove all this doubt. It would help them, and it would help Bitcoin, but they don’t do it. I wonder why.
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Replying to @joekelly100 @hasufl
Maybe. I just find that skeptic's arguments are a bit too often misunderstandings or misinterpretations. Like people dunking on big tether printing notifications in round numbers on Twitter. What would constitute legit proof in your eyes? (Noah = former counsel for Circle)pic.twitter.com/k5h9ImudhU
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Replying to @seanthekelly @hasufl
Sure, round numbers / pre-authing isn’t indicative of anything either way. Legit proof would mean transparency around what on earth is actually backing them, because it sure as fuck isn’t $23 billion. But that’s not going to happen. Also, when were the “billions of redemption?”
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Replying to @joekelly100 @hasufl
I assumed Noah was referring to USDC with the billions of redemption. I guess to me it's more likely that tether is absorbing overall capital that's inflowing into crypto, and finding its way to tether. That's more compelling to me so far than the Kindling Theory.
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Very interesting interview with tether CTO
@paoloardoinohttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/paolo-ardoino-bitfinex-tether-managing-growth-tether/id1480586463?i=1000477157838 …1 reply 0 retweets 1 like -
Indeed a really nice one
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Whatsup, Paolo? Business is looking pretty incredible this week, congratulations.
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Can you answer, in a sentence, why you wouldn’t want to undergo an audit of Tether’s reserves, in line with the original mission? Seems like doing that would be great for your business, and for Bitcoin, since it would instil much greater confidence.
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. @bitcoinlawyer answered in @PeterMcCormack upcoming podcast. Stay tuned.
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Replying to @paoloardoino @seanthekelly and
On the edge of my seat. I’m a huge fan of your work, I think you’re a very talented artist.
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