Yes, anything is possible and with them printing fiat into oblivion even the 100k mark might be considerably lowbolling it.
What's you thoughts on the banks moving in on stable coins? Some say it's good for the price, other say it's bad...
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Yes, anything is possible and with them printing fiat into oblivion even the 100k mark might be considerably lowbolling it.
What's you thoughts on the banks moving in on stable coins? Some say it's good for the price, other say it's bad...
What do you mean by moving in on them? If you mean starting to use them and create their own, it will undoubtedly be great news for bitcoin. Bitcoin needs more fiat inflows and getting people used to dealing in stable coins will spill over into some of them investing in bitcoin. It would be a huge win for bitcoin for sure.
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