Yes, now that they've been caught claiming to hold 1 USD per Tether without doing so, they claim it's only stuff worth (in their estimation!) 1 USD per Tether. And still refuse to provide any evidence that they are doing so.
I generally agree, not sure why anyone would choose to use Tether when their are alternatives like USDC. However I still think it is important to properly represent Tether's current claims.
It’s almost certain now that Tether doesn’t have fiat currency to back up its claimed value. But it’s a convenient fiction for everyone to keep believing as long as you’re not the one holding the Tethers when everyone suddenly decides to stop believing.
Given that 70% of all crypto transactions involve Tethers, the market cap of everything in crypto is more realistically denominated in Tethers than dollars.
Yes because if they're saying they have tons of USD-equivalent and buying other coins with it then they've been artificially inflating the other coins with bogus funds
it runs on Windows too... Literally the second bullet point on the page is about Windows releases, would be kind of odd to list that if they didn't have Windows releases.
I disagree. The surplus stays in the war chest (not last for times like these when new tax evasion structures have to be set up and lobbied for). The taxes lost on Googles EBIT in the EU per year equals to 2-3 Million working citizens not paying a single Euro in income taxes.
Webflow was definitely a gamechanger in terms of All-in-one CMS. It lacks a thousand features, but the core value of the product is just too good: Creating new pages in a few minutes (with reusing lots of components), hand it over to the content team, you're done...
I just noticed the same bug. It’d be a little more tolerable if it auto detected that e.g. +1 meant US or suggested based on the browser locale rather than requiring you to scroll a huge list but deleting input is almost always a mistake.