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Max Keiser, a veteran bitcoin advocate and financial commentator, suggests that gold-backed stablecoins could overtake USD-backed stablecoins in the cryptocurrency market.
The statement comes amid ongoing discussions about the future of digital currencies and the evolving preferences of investors who are seeking stable assets that offer both value security and digital accessibility.
Keiser's prediction highlights the growing interest in merging traditional assets like gold with blockchain technology, providing a hybrid financial instrument that marries the stability of gold with the innovation of digital currencies.
This trend could pose significant implications for the role of state-backed currencies like the US dollar in the digital financial ecosystem.
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That's a big call i think only tether has a XAU backed token and its less than a billion dollars in circulation right now, i get gold is getting headlines now that it's breaking to new all time highs but I just don't see shitcoin chains and their users foaming for gold, they want something that moves like crazy
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21 sats \ 1 reply \ @siggy47 24 Mar
Not to mention the proof of reserves would be so onerous. I was thinking about Max and Stacey. Are they staying in El Salvador after Bukele's IMF deal? Are they so entrenched in the government now that they will be a propaganda machine?
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Good question.
I don't know why but somehow I have a strange feeling that Bukele will cheat IMF to use their fiat for paying the debt and other El Salvador expenses in order not to spend the BTC
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