"USDT works much better outside of the U.S. ... But who needs a dollar?" Ardoino highlights that in the U.S., multiple transport layers exist for the dollar, making USDT's utility more crucial in inflation-stricken countries where stable currency alternatives are scant, emphasizing its role in regions reliant on the global dollar.
"In countries like Argentina and Turkey, the stablecoin provides a lifeline as an alternative to volatile national currencies ... People in inflation-stricken countries had to resort to the black market to get dollars..." This reflects on the necessity of USDT as a financial escape route in unstable economies.
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