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Stanley Druckenmiller: "#Crypto is a solution looking for a problem. I'm very sad that it ever happened." "On the other hand stablecoins are incredibly useful... I assume our whole payment system will be stablecoins in 10 or 15 years."
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This take makes zero sense. It’s like saying air is a solution looking for a problem. Seems unnecessary. Oxygen, on the other hand, is incredibly useful.
Calling crypto useless while admitting stablecoins will run payments is a bit of a contradiction.
Endless fiat inflation is "not a problem".. ? Really Stan?.. :-) But US dollars as "stable coins" are GREAT!... 🤷♂️
man says crypto is a solution looking for a problem then immediately names the problem it solved
Being sad that crypto happened but loving stablecoins is like being mad at the invention of the car but really enjoying the commute to work.
It’s a solution looking for a problem. The global fiat central banking cartel is the biggest problem humanity has ever had.
Innovation often appears useless to some. Anyone here scoff at Netflix when they announced streaming instead of sticking with their proven method of mailing DVD's?
Not sure if the video is real because something looks off. However, he’s right about crypto being useless though and not a store value. Only Bitcoin stores value SECURELY over time.
When u grow old...there is nothing wrong in updating oneself than talk of an old belief...in an ai centric world to come, there is no alternative to crypto to transact cross border
Druckenmiller's take on stablecoins works but crypto's utility is being built right now. It's not just flashy headlines.
The stablecoins need the rails of crypto...so who has rails and a stablecoin? IYKYK
Tell me you’re stupid and do not understand the words that spew out of your own mouth with saying “I’m stupid”
There is no international payment system of stablecoins without a blockchain secured by a high value token Secure stablecoin transactions relies on a secure blockchain A secure blockchain relies on economic incentives, and the only way you have that is with a high value token
crypto on pos , are the shares of a decentralized "organization " let's say, and utility tokens are starting to show it .
If stablecoins run payments in the future, crypto didn’t fail. It just became infrastructure.
I can leave here
crypto was never the problem people were
Grok when was this interview done
Again stable coins are a one trick pony, not BTC and not LTC!
Old money fudding, stablecoins are the future tho ️
I agree with him on his stablecoin view, but a lot of cryptos are actually trying to solve serious real-world issues. As well as working on blockchain technology in general.
"I'm very sad the wheel ever happened." "On the other hand a fixed caster is incredibly useful. The plebs will be forced to stay in their lane."
This is literally the very problem that Bitcoin addresses and the guy represents the problem.
Saying the person that partnered with George Soros since 1988
Stablecoins are crypto too, Stanley.
He obviously has now idea on what settlement layer those stablecoins are. Dinosaurs trying to sound smart.
I disagree with Stan’s take on crypto, but he is right about stablecoins. Download my free book and learn how to: Spend in Stables. Stack in Sats. Make Your Wallet Your Bank.
I will never forget how Larry Fink was talking about Bitcoin and look at him now.
it's amazing to me how you can be well educated in business and finance, and still make silly statements like this without seeing the irony of your statement.
The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks
2009-2025: “#Bitcoin not crypto” 2026-> : Stablecoins, not crypto”
Bitcoin is showing its strength during this crisis. It is here to stay. People still don’t believe in it because we are too early. But now another crisis is about to happen. We will get through it.
All the cons of crypto are great for the THEM
Stablecoins are crypto infrastructure And they’ll power AI agent economies
Stablecoins are literally cryptocurrency. Also, stablecoins couldn't work at such a low cost and high throughput without the blockchain networks they run on. Native token rewards (crypto!) for those running that infrastructure is the only reason it all works.
![Etherealize CEO Vivek Raman: Wall Street's understanding of ETH as "productive money" is starting to accelerate "BlackRock just launched their ETHB ETF for staked ETH, and in the marketing around that, they said ETH is an asset that actually generates yield. You're not just holding a digital asset store of value anymore. You're holding a digital asset store of value that has yield, and that starts to resemble how Wall Street thinks about US Treasuries." "[Wall Street] wants minimized counterparty risk, perfect collateral, and yield -- ETH packages that all together. Bitcoin was the original idea and is now understood as 'digital gold.' But the final form is what ETH is fulfilling as productive money." Michael McGuiness adds Stanley Druckenmiller as a datapoint who has called stablecoins (the vast majority of which are on Ethereum) "incredibly useful." "I assume our whole payments systems will be stablecoins in 10 or 15 years," Druckenmiller told Morgan Stanley. Mike continues: "That's the other aspect of what we mean by productive -- it's actually providing utility, and people are benefiting from it. It's not just pure speculation." Read the full and watch the full The Edge Podcast interview with Vivek Raman and Michael McGuiness in the links below.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2047002875210207338/amplify_video_thumb/2046995343955394561/img/vwypaHsP3sAHfzUu.jpg)
![Goldman Sachs CEO and former U.S. Treasury Secretary: Stablecoins will be “enormous” “You can use stablecoins to very effectively — particularly in small transactions; big transactions you use FedWire — to go from US dollar stablecoins to euros or yen or other things. I think it is enormous, and I think the stablecoin legislation is a big step in the right direction,” says former U.S. Secretary Treasury Steven Mnuchin. Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon agrees: “Higher speed, less friction.” Both also agree that stablecoins are not a threat to the U.S. dollar, and will in fact strengthen it. Mnuchin explains: “If you have stablecoins that are backed by U.S. Treasuries, I don’t think the U.S. needs to issue its own stablecoin. I think you’re going to see enormous use cases for these.” “And enormous demand for the dollar over time,” Solomon adds. “To me, [stablecoins] strengthen the moat around the dollar and the dollar’s position as the global reserve currency.” Roughly 52% of all stablecoins live on Ethereum (~$163 billion). If you exclude Tron, Ethereum’s stablecoin dominance jumps to 71%. Source: Goldman Sachs (Mar 2026)](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2038604188075036916/amplify_video_thumb/2038603947125182464/img/zTtOzUmApQLj4tcn.jpg)
