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🇺🇸⚠️This isn’t anti-American. It’s about permanently weakening US interests. The transatlantic alliance remains the biggest force multiplier for US power. That’s precisely why this approach is so damaging. Sanctioning Europeans over EU tech law doesn’t pressure Brussels into backing down. It misunderstands how the EU works, and weakens the... alliance Washington benefits most from. Here’s the core mistake: Europe doesn’t respond to pressure by folding. It responds by locking in alternatives. The figures being targeted are tied to the Digital Services Act - legislation democratically adopted, approved by the European Parliament, and backed by all 27 member states. Sanctioning individuals doesn’t dilute that policy. It entrenches it. And the response isn’t loud confrontation. It’s quieter, and worse for US interests. Officials have already made clear visa bans change nothing. What does change is the internal calculus: more hedging, less trust, faster moves to reduce reliance on American systems. That isn’t hostility. It’s risk management - the same de-risking Washington applies. This is how the EU has always behaved. The irony being, that by trying to coerce Europe, Washington is accelerating the diversification it claims to fear. When the choice is between total reliance vs selective diversification, diversification always wins. That’s the real long-term cost to US interests.show more

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29,331 views • 11 months ago

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Jim Ferguson

987,588 views • 6 months ago

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Mario Nawfal

41,648 views • 4 months ago

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21,337 views • 8 months ago

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JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

13,492 views • 1 month ago

Just watched Saifedean Ammous talk from Bitcoin 2025 and it’s worth your time. He takes on the idea that Tether is somehow bullish for the US dollar—and dismantles it. Even in the most optimistic scenario, where Tether grows 100x and buys massive amounts of Treasuries, the impact on US debt is tiny. But here’s where it gets interesting: Tether is stacking Bitcoin. Quietly, steadily. And over time, those Bitcoin reserves may outpace the dollar ones. If that happens, Tether doesn’t just stay pegged—it could revalue upward. A dollar-plus stablecoin, backed by Bitcoin, not Treasuries. His point? Tether isn’t rescuing the dollar. It might actually be helping the world move away from it. “The real risk to Tether isn’t volatility. It’s US default. And Bitcoin is the hedge.” If you want to understand the shifting dynamics between stablecoins, fiat debt, and Bitcoin—this talk lays it out clearly.

Just watched Saifedean Ammous talk from Bitcoin 2025 and it’s worth your time. He takes on the idea that Tether is somehow bullish for the US dollar—and dismantles it. Even in the most optimistic scenario, where Tether grows 100x and buys massive amounts of Treasuries, the impact on US debt is tiny. But here’s where it gets interesting: Tether is stacking Bitcoin. Quietly, steadily. And over time, those Bitcoin reserves may outpace the dollar ones. If that happens, Tether doesn’t just stay pegged—it could revalue upward. A dollar-plus stablecoin, backed by Bitcoin, not Treasuries. His point? Tether isn’t rescuing the dollar. It might actually be helping the world move away from it. “The real risk to Tether isn’t volatility. It’s US default. And Bitcoin is the hedge.” If you want to understand the shifting dynamics between stablecoins, fiat debt, and Bitcoin—this talk lays it out clearly.

Lysander

268,697 views • 1 year ago