Will The Hijacking Of USDC Open The Door For HBD?

The approval of a Bitcoin ETF based upon the spot price has caused a massive shift in the entire ecosystem. While many of the green candle people cheered, it was a turning point for Bbtcoin. From my perspective, the tenets of Satoshi are now dead.

Isn't it ironic that people were waiting on the edge of their seat for approval for a government agency to allow Wall Street institutions to custody BTC and sell derivatives against it? How does this fit into the original bitcoin white paper?

We have to face the reality that Wall Street is now hijacking bitcoin. This should come as no surprise since fixed money always pools. The banks will create an assortment of products based upon this asset, since it is basically a new toy for them to play with. It might be the greatest boom for Wall Street products since the mortgage backed security (MBS). Consider what they can do with digital assets.

Along these lines, the next one up with be Ethereum. That one is targeted for Wall Street control. Again, the plebes applaud the "deflationary" nature that ETH is now taking on.

When will people learn?

There is, however, another hijacking taking place which few are talking about.


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USDC = Wall Street

As we can see, Circle, the company behind USDC, is looking to go public. This means that it will have an IPO and people can buy shares in the entity.

Some might think this is a way to decentralize but they should think again. Who do you think holds the most interest in different corporations? To believe it is the retail investor is a mistake. We only need to follow the money and we see names like Blackrock, Fidelity, and State Street.

This means that the same characters, along with the JPMorgan and Goldman are going to be lurking around. What does this mean for USDC?

The writing was on the wall when Circle applied for a banking license in the United States. Since that time, they have received regulatory approval from a number of governments around the world, the latest being France.

So what does this all mean?

The Seizing of Russian Assets

The Biden White House is working on a plan to take Russian asset frozen and divert them to Ukraine. Whatever one's feeling on Russia, this is absurd. It will not destroy Russia but the West. After all, why should any nation trust the U.S. Government and its allies with money?

This is a question that does not only apply to governments.

With USDC being hijacked, who do you think will have a front door entry? The governments. This means that we are really talking about a currency that is no different than one's bank account. In fact, there could be better protections with the banking system as compared to what will befall people with USDC.

Basically, USDC is going to be under the control of the government. If they want your money, for whatever reason, they will simply freeze your account (and possibly take it). They simply have to accuse you of terrorism or some other charge, even without filing. Of course, there are always taxes which is the eternal hunt for politicians throughout history.

It is always the same story.

HBD Stepping Up?

Is this an opportunity for the Hive Backed Dollar (HBD)?

This is something we discussed in the past regarding algorithmic stablecoins. These have so much power because they are money supply outside the commercial banking system. Since there are no ties to the banks, or the government overseers, this is truly capturing the essence of Satoshi's vision.

Whereas bitcoin failed in the endeavor, stablecoins could carry pick up the battle.

The narrative regarding cryptocurrency by politicians such as Elizabeth Warren is that only criminals use it. This is in alignment with their vision since they believe anyone who doesn't agree with them (and threatens their power) is a criminal. Hence, cryptocurrency and other digital assets are targets.

Of course, as shown, their goal is to gain control. Bitcoin is no longer the threat it initially was thought to be since it is now going to be amassed by the usual institutions. Corporations, governments, central banks, and, yes, bankers will have control over it.

USDC is their trojan horse. Most won't notice the difference not that it makes much difference. How often do we see people have their digital lives stolen by a platform, only to happily return once the overseers (Facebook, YouTube, Twitter) deem them worthy?

It happens on a regular basis.

HBD is something they cannot control. Even if they went after it, forking is the option that negates it all. That is something that is not possible with the Bitcoin network, the topic of an upcoming article.

We can remove USDC as a safe haven although it was like that for a long time. However, people should now realize the moves of Wall Street and how they are taking over. The masses in crypto will applaud this since it is likely to send prices higher. That is all 99% of the people care about.

This move will only move them closer to slavery. As these systems start to break down, the aggressiveness of governments (read politicians) will only grow. Just think of Elizabeth Warren on steroids.

HBD is still a safe haven. This is being proven each day when people in countries such as Venezuela start adopting it. That shows how powerful it is.

Wall Street is actually opening the door for those involved in Hive. The "competition" is starting to drop.


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Your insights into the changing dynamics of crypto especially with Bitcoin and USDC are eye-opening. The shift towards Wall Street control raises important questions about the original ethos of these digital assets. Your mention of HBD as a potential safe haven is intriguing and gives hope for a decentralized alternative. It's crucial to stay vigilant about the evolving landscape and explore options that align with the core principles of cryptocurrency.

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Interesting news that Circle is going public. The two worlds of finance, the class one and the crypo one, are mixing more and more. It wouldn't be bad if with HBD we could start buying goods and services in Italy too

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Yeah. I figured Circle would end up being bought out by the likes of JPM or Goldman.

But this is the same result: Wall Street money will control Circile...hence USDC.

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If this happens there will be a complete interference of the old system in the crypto one

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Maybe this is one of the reasons why Binance had stopped USDC transactions?

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No telling with that company but perhaps. The risk of the US government is something to be considered.

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If 'cryptocurrencies are only for criminals' no wonder Wall Street is so hungry for it! Biggest fucking criminals on the planet.

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Actually those are in Washington. Politicians make bankers look like choir boys.

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This is truly frightening to think about. But I do think about it. It is also disturbing to me the amount of people who think that the governments/politcians, greedy corporations and bankers taking crypto over is a good thing for anyone. I want what they can't get a hold of and mess up.

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Gotta love a IPO the only ones that make money in that are the early investors of the IPO lol

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Yep. Going to market with tens of billions in valuation shows how a lot of the money isnt available to the public.

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Our hope in hive is alive. Whatever happens, HBD is stepping up. And we are okay with that.

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I think the biggest hurdle for HBD is the lack of bridging between other cryptos and HBD. What is available is limited. And the only other alternative is to bridge via HIVE, then convert or exchange to HBD internally.

I had tried using bHBD, pHBD to convert to USDC on Polygon and back last year. But the liquidity was too low. My transactions affected the exchange rate, even for amounts as little as $100. Hopefully this is cleared up with the Inleo Premium subscriptions. I do worry about the longevity of BSC. But that's another topic altogether.

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That is the key. The tentacles in and out are important.

Also, getting HBD actually used is a key for medium of exchange. If it is not widely accepted, it is not a medium of exchange.

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If the SEC's/Government's moves are helping Hive, then they have my support. As for the USDC, I am curious if we can look at it in a more positive light. There are other stablecoins available, so this shouldn't be that big of a deal. What I am thinking is that since BTC, maybe ETH, and USDC will be controlled by big corporations, wouldn't that make it easier for regular crypto users to convert their coins to fiat, and vice versa? Wouldn't this help open crypto up to easier mass adoption?

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Then, by you line of thinking, crypto is simply another asset class to move in and out of as opposed to the foundation of a new financial and commercial system?

If that is your view, then what you state is correct. However, if you believe in the tenets of Satoshi, then replicating or mirroring the system is not going to achieve those ends.

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I think it is high time the world actually needs to know about the power and potential in HBD

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