It’s sad that people haven’t realized that stablecoins are essentially CBDCs. Countries like the U.S. will never issue a CBDC because they already have one. In any case, there may come a time when either Tether is seized and placed under the control of the Fed, or the Fed creates its own ERC-20 token. An ERC-20 token can be frozen, and you can also add an expiration date and many other features to it. The only advantage of an ERC-20 token over a CBDC is that, since there isn’t a single wallet, it’s harder to implement geographical restrictions, for example—but it’ll all come eventually. In short, Bitcoiners are accepting the very CBDCs they’ve fought so hard against—what a bunch of morons.