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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djc-F6TPfos
Stablecoins may look like a better version of digital dollars — but they could also become a powerful tool for financial control.
In this Mentor Sessions segment, Simon Dixon breaks down why stablecoins can offer more transparency and stronger collateral than traditional bank deposits, while still carrying serious risks around redemptions, liquidity, regulation, and systemic failure.
The discussion also explores Circle’s exposure during the Silicon Valley Bank collapse, whether major stablecoins could eventually become “too big to fail,” and how programmable money could evolve into a much more centralized financial system.
Most importantly, Simon contrasts that model with Bitcoin: money you can self-custody, hold outside the banking system, and use without relying on a centralized intermediary.
Are stablecoins really a step toward financial freedom — or just another layer of programmable control?
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