What Happened on Mar. 9th | A bit of history about Stablecoin

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Arthur Hayes published a new blog article introducing a new kind of stablecoin, $NUSD, which will be based on Bitcoin Inverse Perpetual Swap. In the same article, he argued stablecoin actually doesn't need to be decentralized.

Stablecoins were created in response to a problem in the cryptocurrency market. In the early days of cryptocurrency, it was difficult for traders and exchanges to access traditional banking services. This made it challenging to move fiat currency in and out of the crypto market, which limited liquidity and hindered growth. To address this issue, stablecoins were developed as a way to provide a bridge between traditional fiat currency and cryptocurrencies.

Arther Hayes argued:

Stablecoins do not necessarily need to be decentralized because their primary purpose is to provide a fiat tokenization service that banks refuse to offer.

The reality is that we already have a decentralised alternative for exchanging value that curbs the risks of centralised banking. It’s called Bitcoin. Stablecoins aren’tmeant to serve as yet another decentralised store of value — again, their purpose is to bridge the gap between centralised and decentralised finance.

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Shanghai Upgrade to Activate on Goerli Testnet on March 14th: The Ethereum Foundation announced that the Shanghai + Capella upgrade will activate on the Goerli testnet on March 14th at 10:25:36pm UTC. This will be the last testnet upgrade before scheduling Shanghai upgrade for the Ethereum mainnet.

CFTC vs SEC: Are Stablecoins and Ether Commodities or Securities? At March 8th's hearing before the US Senate Agriculture Committee, Rostin Behnam, the US Commodities and Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chair, declared that stablecoins and Ether are commodities.

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