Esta opinion respecto a lo del tether y bitfinex me parece bastante acertada y no lo había visto desde ese punto de vista la verdad:
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18 hours ago
Chances are not much will happen. There are currently 1800 BTC being mined every day for 23.4M USD per day or 8.5B per year which is way more than USDT in circulation. These miners have bills to pay. They need to exchange their mined BTC for fiat since nobody accepts USDT in the legacy world. For that to happen, there needs to be a healthy pool of fiat laying around. If that pool is too small, it would dry up and USD-USDT would decouple as bad money is converted to good money. If Tether printed billions without fiat backing, then the miners would have caused a collapse already.What this means to me is there's more than enough fiat on non-USDT exchanges to absorb the eventual shock and we'll see a similar event than when MtGox imploded. It did not cause a flash crash. It caused a slow decline as no fresh money was coming in, but money was going out to pay the bills. No money will be interested in buying BTC for a while, so you'll have miners slowly drain whatever fiat is left on exchanges until people forget about it and come back again. The coming halvening will slow down outflows and will further dampen the crash.
