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#USHouseMarketStructureDraft #USHouseMarketStructureDraft: More than Clarity, Is it Covert Centralization? 🧐🏛️
The debate over crypto regulation in the U.S. centers on the #USHouseMarketStructureDraft. Is it the light at the end of the tunnel of uncertainty, or a Trojan horse for centralization?
Under the promise of order and investor protection, this draft could be sowing the seeds to tame the decentralized spirit of cryptocurrencies. The imposition of custody requirements and licenses could create a new layer of centralized intermediaries, replicating the traditional financial model and potentially limiting the autonomy of platforms like Binance.
The "decentralization test," while sounding good, could be interpreted in a way that favors corporate structures, subtly penalizing true decentralized initiatives. The narrative of security, while important, could justify increasing surveillance, eroding privacy, a fundamental pillar of the crypto movement.
Instead of genuine integration, are we witnessing the first step towards the reintegration of the crypto market under the aegis of the traditional financial system? The promise of legitimacy could be the bait for covert centralization, where genuine decentralization is gradually diluted under a new layer of regulatory control.
Are we facing the regulatory clarity that is so longed for, or the beginning of a new era of centralized oversight disguised as protection? Let us reflect on the long-term implications for freedom and innovation in the crypto space. #Cripto
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The European market is being invaded by banks in crisis such as Santander, Deutsche Bank, BBVA, Barclays and Société Générale, who see in RLUSD, Ripple’s stablecoin, an opportunity to regain lost financial control. With liquidity problems and historic low prices, these banking giants are desperate to stay relevant in a system that no longer belongs to them.

Through their political and economic influence, they are pressuring European governments to implement regulatory barriers against independent competitors such as USDT. This coordinated attack, disguised as concerns about “transparency” and “security”, seeks to destroy Tether’s leadership and pave the way for a stablecoin tailored to their interests: RLUSD.

Regulations such as MiCA are the perfect weapon in the hands of these banks, which are orchestrating the delisting of USDT on key platforms in the European market. This is not an effort to protect users, but a calculated move to consolidate a financial monopoly that perpetuates their power. RLUSD is not an innovation, it is the Trojan horse of institutions seeking to centralize what was born to be free.

Banks like Santander, Deutsche Bank and Barclays, unable to adapt to a decentralized system, are using RLUSD as their latest move. This is not just another stablecoin, but a plan to capture the crypto ecosystem and return control to the hands of those who have failed to protect their customers time and time again.

The crypto community must not fall into this trap. We cannot allow these failing banks to turn Europe into their fortress of digital financial control. RLUSD and XRP are garbage, symbols of manipulation and centralization. The future of crypto is in decentralization and autonomy, not in banks desperate to survive.
#NoAlRlusd #XrpEsBasura #Descentralizacion #squarefamily #BITCOIN

Have you noticed that altcoins like XRP and DigiByte no longer appear with a maximum supply on Binance?

Will these coins lose more value over time?

Is Bitcoin now becoming more valuable as it is a cryptocurrency that does have a maximum supply? Despite its price having dropped.

The maximum supply of a cryptocurrency will create scarcity over time, which can lead to an increase in its price as demand rises. Additionally, these types of maximum supply coins can serve as a store of value for people, as they provide some protection against inflation.

What do you think about this? #suministromaximo #descentralizacion