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You can exchange 1 USDT for $1. But can you exchange much larger volumes at par? Tether claims to have carried out a stress test in case of redemptions of $10 billion (12% of its reserves), but we don't know whether 12% is enough if there was a panic sell. You would assume that a panic would...

Completely agree with this. Any large holder of any coin has no interest in Tether failing, which is why in the short term, holding USDT is probably relatively safe (just not completely safe). Collectively, the community will continue to bury their heads in the sand until either information is...

Its maybe better to look back on what the CFTC have written rather than a Tether statement. As background, the CFTC was only investigating the period up to 25 February 2019, even though the settlement concluded in October 2021 (it takes time to investigate). Specifically, it was investigating...

The results of the investigation by the New York Attorney General were as follows... “Bitfinex and Tether recklessly and unlawfully covered-up massive financial losses to keep their scheme going and protect their bottom lines,” said Attorney General James. “Tether’s claims that its virtual...

I'd say its less fear and just a risk assessment. And as for doubt, if Tether was above board, it would be good business to be more transparent. What have they to lose by giving the detail of which companies' corporate paper they hold?

No, they can screw around. Tether is completely unregulated. Nor is there a watchdog. Its the wild west.

I'd argue that just because something hasn't crashed so far doesn't mean that it can't do so in the future. I believe the reason it hasn't crashed is because it fulfills a critical role to whales who hold other coins, mainly BTC and ETH. The cryptocurrency market in general isn't very liquid...

Can you give us any links to that information? My understanding is that roughly 31% of USDT is backed by commercial paper and/or certificates of deposit (source: Tether's own website as of today). In which case, it wouldn't have to be connected to USD denominated assets. We don't know what this...

I do too.