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It's imperative to leverage USDT as a mechanism to move people into Bitcoin. JAN3 CEO Samson Mow recently appeared with Lyn Alden on Blockstream's "Bitcoin Capital Live" to explain the nuance in the Global South's usage of digital dollars.

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JAN32 years ago

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J2 years ago

@Excellion @LynAldenContact @Blockstream $5 for an egg soon got ₿ ?

DP2 years ago

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Hashlabs2 years ago

About 50% of our customers choose to pay using USDT. It is currently the best medium of exchange, as #BTC, unfortunately, is too volatile to serve as a unit of account. In the future, as bitcoin stabilizes at several million dollars, people will start using it as the primary medium of exchange.

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