WTF AHAHAHAHAHAHAH
What crypto?
>>62092181Boomer rock retards are on suicide watch
>>62092181bitcoin is now a tool for TERRORIST STATES!!!!
>>620921811 usdt per barrel + tip
>>62092181Based
Iran has (had) about 5% of the world's crypto miners because cheap electricity, at least before the power shortages started
>>62092195See: >>62092200 - stablecoins. As far as I understand, this doesn't benefit Bitcoin in any way whatsoever, other than maybe legitimizing crypto further.I am about to ask ChatGPT, but I don't think BTC really benefits from stablecoin demand in any way other than, again, legitimizing crypto as an idea.
lmao that's not how bitcoin works
>>62092227Still puts more volume into an asset that has virtually no friction to on/off board btc and other cryptosBullish af just for adjacency with a nonelastic commodity
>>62092245everything in that sentence is wrong lol>few seconds>can't be traced>or confiscated
>>62092245someone needs to tell him about monero god damnit
>>62092259>>62092258it probably is monero or some other fast coin. Journalists are stupid and mess up "technical" details all the time.
>>62092246I am actually completely ignorant of stablecoins - looks like they transact on TRON and ETH, so they ACTUALLY need it for gas. So ETH pump and TRON to the moon?I thought TRON was some random-ass meme-coin for the last half decade. ALGO, ICP, HBAR eating dicks again.
>>62092200>>62092227Yeah likely stables. Bullish for Ethereum.
>>62092181They have been doing this since March 20th or so
>>62092227>>62092274BULLISH XRPBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
>>62092181Bearish. If they demand BTC for payments, they'll just dump it on black markets afterwards so it doesn't really do any good for BTC.Regulation rats will further strengthen regulations which means exchanges will freeze even more innocent users. The whole KYC shit is already unbearable as it is and it seems like things are only getting worse.It will become impossible to withdraw.
>>62092303I follow XRP pretty closely - I know people working on replacing FedWire at major banks with crypto, and literally no one mentions XRP. They say USDT is ready and proven and just push that. Not even trolling, bullying you, I just don't really understand why XRP brings to the table. Or HBAR for that matter. At least I know what the failures that are ICP or ALGO do, in detail, as in I can build on them. HBAR though? I don't get it. Same with XRP. Same with HYPE.>>62092285USDT - 95% sure now, had muh Gemini/GCP/Opus pull 100 articles.
They're not going to use any iou scams like stablecoins because they can be frozen by the entity issuing them.
>>62092332>>62092336They are asking for USDT. Full stop. Nothing keeps them from swapping that into something else immediately though.
>>62092355you're clueless. stop using 4chan and keep chatting with your llm.
>>62092195Cardano
Oman already said they aren't charging tolls to go through their side of the strait lol
>>62092370That's cute, except find one place where I am wrong.While we are at it, tell me how you think LLMs are useless and that you don't understand them as a tool which is basically a more comprehensive google search / data editor.
>>62092258Nope, it's just tech illiterate shitcoiners like you don't understand the difference between sending and confirming. Sending bitcoin takes a few seconds. Confirming takes longer but not an issue here obviously. The other claims are also right.
>>62092470cope bitchud, it will never be the international currency
Monero?
>>62092227The thing with stables is that they can be "deactivated". My bet would be btc.
>Trump is closing victory over this
>>62092334Yeah tether is going down. This time for real.
so this is what monero sisters were waiting for
>>62092334>replacing FedWireBullshit job, they are getting fed master account access.
>>62092195Ripple
>>62092195>>62092227No.A stable pegged to USD does not undermine the USD at all. This will be Bitcoin.
>>62092197Basta, maybe i ll buy some btc for the first time.
>>62092576BOOOOOOOM BULLISH SAUDI PRINCE RIPPLE
strait is closed again. kek!
>>62092181Why can't we just have a petro-dollar-bitcoin-yuan-euro-yen-pound love organic?
>>62092181Is everyone on this planet fucking retarded? They want an untraceable crypto for anonymous transactions and they pick... bitcoin instead of monero?>>62092227And that would be even more retarded because stablecoins are directly controlled by US companies who can freeze your coins
>>62092195The only crypto is Monero
>>62092692When was the last time you traced a bitcoin transaction? Be honest.
>>62092723https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/mempool/btcHere you go, now you can "trace" bitcoin transactions too. There's nothing to trace, it's all public
>>62092746I accept your concession.
>>62092692>They want an untraceable cryptosays who?Also you can make any crypto untraceable by running it through an exchange wallet.
>>62092697literally but fr nobody gives a shit
>>62092181>>62092195LINKies i kneel
>>62092676Thats basically xrp>>62092481>it will never be what it already isWat
>>62092334>USDT - 95% sure nowbruh why in the living fucking hell would they pick a US DOLLAR DENOMINATED STABLECOIN after they specifically said that payment can't be made in US DOLLARS.do you even think one seconds before you talk and ask yourself if it's maybe the biggest fucking nonsense ever? It doesnt matter how many articles your AI pulls up, it's retarded! it defeats the whole purpose of not paying in dollars holy fuck.
>>62092195ICP
>>62092195Fartcoin, obviously.Just kidding, they want Bitcoin.After reading all the shitcoiners touting their favorite garbage as being "the one", I am convinced that you idiots are all retarded. Go read the news stories, it's literally Bitcoin (BTC) and ONLY Bitcoin.>>62092197Always was.
>>62092181>Pay us $1 per barrel of oil or else we'll blow up your shipWith a small enough oil tanker, wouldn't the cost of the missiles they'd be using outweigh any profit they would've made?If you had a ship that carrying 100k barrels, I doubt any weapon powerful enough to take out the ship would cost less than $100k.
>>62093048The problem is that little oil would probably mean the value from the oil would be lower the cost of actually manning the ship.
its over
>>62092355USDT is censorable at the protocol level.
>>62092417You can't even read. Tether can literally freeze usdt on any address they want. They same holds for any other stablecoin or crap like tokenized gold. They are legally obligated to freeze balances on demand.Go back to your chatbot girlfriend.
>>62092181where do I buy some?
>>62093048that makes no sense. Why was the strait closed? There were no mines because Iran used it for their exports and let a few ships through. So why not just risk it? the answer is obvious.But now that passage is supposably going to be possible with a payment, they'll suddenly risk getting droned by not paying?
>>62093549I think that's just a demand Iran has brought to the negotiating table I doubt it's gonna be real. Iran isn't the only country with territorial waters in the strait
If this actually moons a crypto, any crypto, I will fard and shid myself right to the bank.
>>62092181OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHCRYPTO BROS WE JUST CAN'T STOP WINNING
>>62092181shady nigger propagandists are still trying to make you think Bitcoin is a currency kek.
Why is Bitcoin not over 100k already with this news?
>>62092692>And that would be even more retardedNo. Payments often go through intermediaries, fresh wallets, or on-chain protocols at places like Qeshm Island.Iran has a dedicated crypto exchange window to quickly swap incoming stables into rials, other assets, or offshore accounts before full detection.They use Tron heavily (fast, cheap, popular for USDT) and move funds fast through layered exchanges or bridges.Some reporting explicitly notes a preference for stablecoins over BTC for volatility reasons, but with BTC as a backup precisely because it has no freeze button. Recent updates show mixed signals: some vessels pay in yuan, others in stables, and some sources emphasize Bitcoin to avoid the off-switch. No better realistic alternatives right now. Traditional banking is closed to them for sanctioned entities.Barter or pure cash is slow and logistically messy for high-volume tanker tolls.Pure decentralized stables (like DAI) lack the liquidity and easy on-ramps/off-ramps at this scale.Their overall crypto ecosystem is already deep into stablecoins — Iran's Central Bank has historically accumulated hundreds of millions in USDT for trade and rial support. The IRGC has moved billions through similar channels for proxies and evasion. It's a known tool, even if imperfect.
>>62092181just nuke them
>>62092195Pepe obviously
>>62092195Bitcoin along with stablecoins like Tether or USDC.
>>62094964the jew S dollar is about to be nuked alright
>>62092470>Sending bitcoin takes a few seconds. Confirming takes longer but not an issue here obviously.Wrong, it's a big issue because of replace by fee. Monero doesn't do that and it's only 2 minutes between blocks on average and the outputs can't be sanctioned. It's a vastly superior currency.
>>62096102of course monero will validate a transaction before if it had higher fees, there is no timestamping in those schemes outside of the blocs, this board is still tech illiterate after all those years, rest of the post is as retarded
>>62092417>While we are at it, tell me how you think LLMs are uselessDo zoomers really?
>>62092195Sergey is the kaiju of the strait of hormuz, he's been plotting this shit forever.
>>62096111You won't get a replacement tx into the Monero mempool, it will get rejected by everyone who is running normal node software (everyone) whereas bitcoin software explicitly does the opposite. You are a retard who apparently didn't know that and you actually just have no response to the rest of the post (because you are a retard).
>>62096111trips wasted on a completely retarded statement
