> Still isn't "a meaningful contribution vector for Ukraine."
I don't say an opposite. An entire counter-claim about "donations to Ukraine was only 217M" is not an argument against Bitcoin, despite your efforts to present it so.
> The U.S. Treasury isn't holding a pot of Bitcoins to back its value.
LOL the crypto is one of established commodities perfectly fitting for inter-government trade.
> A stablecoin holds dollars or dollar-denominated assets. This is particularly germane given the context of money laundering.
I don't understand why it is important. A couple of thugs believes they can call "money laudering" anything they don't like, and what? Their presence is clearly diminishes because they have no ways to control cryptocurrencies.
I don't say an opposite. An entire counter-claim about "donations to Ukraine was only 217M" is not an argument against Bitcoin, despite your efforts to present it so.
> The U.S. Treasury isn't holding a pot of Bitcoins to back its value.
LOL the crypto is one of established commodities perfectly fitting for inter-government trade.
> A stablecoin holds dollars or dollar-denominated assets. This is particularly germane given the context of money laundering.
I don't understand why it is important. A couple of thugs believes they can call "money laudering" anything they don't like, and what? Their presence is clearly diminishes because they have no ways to control cryptocurrencies.