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@SECGov tarafından #USTC'nin 1$ sabitini koruyamamasına dayanarak açılan dolandırıcılık davası aslında bir enflasyon davası olarak adlandırılabilir.
Ortaya çıkan tabloda @terra_money ve @stablekwon'un aldığı yanlış kararlar sonucunda ##lunc enflasyonist bir ortam ortaya çıktı. Tıpkı #Fed'in 30 trilyon dolar basması gibi...!
#USTC'nin 1 doları istikrara kavuşturamaması nedeniyle @terra_money aleyhine dolandırıcılık iddiaları yapılıyorsa, ABD Hazine Bakanlığı aleyhine para politikasından kaynaklanan enflasyon nedeniyle dolandırıcılık sebebiyle dava açılması gerekmez mi.
@terra_money neden savunmasında ABD dolarının bugünkü değerini koruyamayacağını ve borçlarını kapatmak için yaklaşık 30 trilyon dolar bastığını belirtmiyor? Enflasyonu dengelemek için uygulanan faiz politikası doların 1 dolar seviyesinde istikrarını sağlamaya yeterli mi?
#öğlen #luna #btc
Ortaya çıkan tabloda @terra_money ve @stablekwon'un aldığı yanlış kararlar sonucunda ##lunc enflasyonist bir ortam ortaya çıktı. Tıpkı #Fed'in 30 trilyon dolar basması gibi...!
#USTC'nin 1 doları istikrara kavuşturamaması nedeniyle @terra_money aleyhine dolandırıcılık iddiaları yapılıyorsa, ABD Hazine Bakanlığı aleyhine para politikasından kaynaklanan enflasyon nedeniyle dolandırıcılık sebebiyle dava açılması gerekmez mi.
@terra_money neden savunmasında ABD dolarının bugünkü değerini koruyamayacağını ve borçlarını kapatmak için yaklaşık 30 trilyon dolar bastığını belirtmiyor? Enflasyonu dengelemek için uygulanan faiz politikası doların 1 dolar seviyesinde istikrarını sağlamaya yeterli mi?
#öğlen #luna #btc
The fraud case filed by @SECGov based on #USTC's failure to maintain the $1 peg could actually be called an inflation case.
In the resulting picture, an inflationary environment emerged at #lunc as a result of the wrong decisions made by @terra_money and @stablekwon. Just like #Fed printing 30 trillion dollars...!
If allegations of fraud are being made against @terra_money due to #USTC's failure to stabilize $1, is it unnecessary to file fraudulent transactions due to inflation resulting from the US Treasury Department's monetary policy? #Fed..?
Why doesn't @terra_money state in its defense that the US dollar cannot maintain its current value and that it printed approximately 30 trillion dollars to pay off its debts? Is the interest policy implemented to balance inflation sufficient to ensure the stability of the dollar at the level of 1 dollar?
#noon #luna #btc
In the resulting picture, an inflationary environment emerged at #lunc as a result of the wrong decisions made by @terra_money and @stablekwon. Just like #Fed printing 30 trillion dollars...!
If allegations of fraud are being made against @terra_money due to #USTC's failure to stabilize $1, is it unnecessary to file fraudulent transactions due to inflation resulting from the US Treasury Department's monetary policy? #Fed..?
Why doesn't @terra_money state in its defense that the US dollar cannot maintain its current value and that it printed approximately 30 trillion dollars to pay off its debts? Is the interest policy implemented to balance inflation sufficient to ensure the stability of the dollar at the level of 1 dollar?
#noon #luna #btc
What Is a Digital Dollar?
A digital dollar would be a form of legal tender in the U.S. that could be used to purchase goods and services, and settle all and any outstanding debts. But it would exist in virtual form only, stored and exchanged online via computer networks, never taking the physical form of paper banknotes.
CBDCs resemble cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. But while Bitcoin is managed by a decentralized network made up of tens of thousands of participants, CBDCs are highly centralized assets managed by governments and central banks.
More and more, the use of physical cash is being replaced by digital transactions, via credit cards, debit cards and payment apps. However, transactions using digital dollars would be very different—that’s because a digital dollar would be a direct liability of the Federal Reserve, rather than a commercial bank or another financial institution.
How Would a Digital Dollar Work?
In today’s U.S. financial system, people access their money via banks, each of which has its own distinct system for tracking payments and deposits. As a result, transactions involving multiple banks can involve delays of one to three working days, since action is required from intermediary banks to ensure they are completed accurately.
With a digital dollar, there would most likely be a single, unified system for tracking payments and deposit, run by the Fed or another government entity. It’s worth noting that the central bank has yet to commit to creating a CBDC in the first place, so the final form of a digital dollar system remains an open issue.
Presently the Fed is studying how a digital dollar could help expand consumer access to the financial system and support faster and cheaper payments.
A digital dollar would be a form of legal tender in the U.S. that could be used to purchase goods and services, and settle all and any outstanding debts. But it would exist in virtual form only, stored and exchanged online via computer networks, never taking the physical form of paper banknotes.
CBDCs resemble cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. But while Bitcoin is managed by a decentralized network made up of tens of thousands of participants, CBDCs are highly centralized assets managed by governments and central banks.
More and more, the use of physical cash is being replaced by digital transactions, via credit cards, debit cards and payment apps. However, transactions using digital dollars would be very different—that’s because a digital dollar would be a direct liability of the Federal Reserve, rather than a commercial bank or another financial institution.
How Would a Digital Dollar Work?
In today’s U.S. financial system, people access their money via banks, each of which has its own distinct system for tracking payments and deposits. As a result, transactions involving multiple banks can involve delays of one to three working days, since action is required from intermediary banks to ensure they are completed accurately.
With a digital dollar, there would most likely be a single, unified system for tracking payments and deposit, run by the Fed or another government entity. It’s worth noting that the central bank has yet to commit to creating a CBDC in the first place, so the final form of a digital dollar system remains an open issue.
Presently the Fed is studying how a digital dollar could help expand consumer access to the financial system and support faster and cheaper payments.
The USA is in a life and death struggle with the crypto market.
This is such a struggle that they do not hesitate to use all the weapons they have ruthlessly.
whether to finish their goals or put them on the course they want. I think it's the 2nd one.
because they don't want to kill the market completely. Investor interest in traditional markets is gradually decreasing. difficulties in entering and exiting traditional markets. slow circulation rate of money. and the reluctance of large investors to share power and, most importantly, the new generation of investors finding traditional markets obsolete.
For this reason, it wants to centrally control decentralized exchanges.
For this purpose, it wants to take a strategic step and remove all stable coins and enable the use of digital dollars. In this way, it wants to analyze investor behavior with a money that can be traced, to have easier access to investors' resources, and to accept the 40 trillion dollar digital dollar for many reasons.
In this way, it will pave the way for unlimited dollar printing and will create a huge resource with the emission revenues that can be obtained from here.
In addition, it will have created a central control infrastructure for the decentralized exchanges that it considers to be the most important.
While trade in dollars is gradually decreasing in the world, this will reach a new level for the US economy.
#btc #lunc #luna @Richard Teng @CZ @Binance @Binance Labs
This is such a struggle that they do not hesitate to use all the weapons they have ruthlessly.
whether to finish their goals or put them on the course they want. I think it's the 2nd one.
because they don't want to kill the market completely. Investor interest in traditional markets is gradually decreasing. difficulties in entering and exiting traditional markets. slow circulation rate of money. and the reluctance of large investors to share power and, most importantly, the new generation of investors finding traditional markets obsolete.
For this reason, it wants to centrally control decentralized exchanges.
For this purpose, it wants to take a strategic step and remove all stable coins and enable the use of digital dollars. In this way, it wants to analyze investor behavior with a money that can be traced, to have easier access to investors' resources, and to accept the 40 trillion dollar digital dollar for many reasons.
In this way, it will pave the way for unlimited dollar printing and will create a huge resource with the emission revenues that can be obtained from here.
In addition, it will have created a central control infrastructure for the decentralized exchanges that it considers to be the most important.
While trade in dollars is gradually decreasing in the world, this will reach a new level for the US economy.
#btc #lunc #luna @Richard Teng @CZ @Binance @Binance Labs
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