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Crypto is not happening here.
Hyperdeflation is the DESIRED OUTCOME of all crypto.
You'll have to excuse me, if accepting a 'currency' who's intended end goal is to create hyper deflation in an economy, is the dumbest idea imaginable.
If you want these things to be 'currency' then you are, by definition, saying that hyper deflation is a good thing for the economy and that we are apparently dumb for somehow thinking this would be a bad thing.
They have no intention of accepting any form of "coin" anytime soon due to the 50%+ of fraud like last time. Those into that sort of thing burned away any good will towards any "coin".
Oh its always funny how people don't understand how economies and currencies work.
Something is only 'stable' if you system can constantly buy enough of the source currency to maintain the peg.
Also note that becuase you are desperately trying to peg your crypto nonsense to the USD you are basically saying "our currency is kinda jank, so we have to peg it to something actually useful otherwise it would be bad".
So either you have ot admit that your idea of a stable coin itself means you are inferior to the fiat currency you are pegged at. Or you have to admit that, like all pegged currencies, it only works until you can't buy enough USD to maintain the peg. This again, basically means that StableCoin is similar to Accumulators, or as we called them I-Kill-You-Laters. It works great, up until it doesn't. If the line stops going up, once it goes down, it goes down HARD
If we only had precedent of a 'stable' coin not actually being stable? its almost like that's never happened before?
https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/crypto-enabled-fraudster-sentenced-orchestrating-40-billion-fraud
RIGHT?
https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/crypto-enabled-fraudster-sentenced-orchestrating-40-billion-fraud
ORLY safeguards huh? Yeah that seemed to have worked out great
I mean this doesn't happen often right
https://www.webopedia.com/crypto/learn/stablecoin-crashes/
RIGHT?
Stablecoins require them to maintain the peg. This means because they are not an actual country that can generate real GDP, they need to operate as a ponzi scheme, in the hope that 'the line goes up' because as long as it does, they can keep the peg. But the nano-second the line doesn't go up, they can no longer maintain the peg and the system collapses upon itself.
stablecoin is issued with max circulating supply of its reserve, there is no such thing as buying USD. IT IS issued at the same amount of USD in the reserve, and the function of stablecoin to bring TOKENIZED VERSION of USD to blockchain. Stablecoin EXIST because there is reserve not the other way around. But i guess you won't understand, since you don't understand a damn thing about stablecoin and apparently the people who issued stablecoin such as CIRCLE currently worth $21B and TETHER that worth 500 billion is dumber than this basement dweller. youre a joker.
Its not coming back, exchange it to your card and fix the issue with your card. Do not try to enter the wrong country and billing address. It has to match exactly what your bank has.