Interesting! The issuer of the stablecoin USDT, Tether, have helped more than 145 law enforcement around the world to recover more than 145 million dollars of illicit funds and "keep" the crypto market safe. Why that doesn't sound decentralized? Because it isn't.

Of course I am in favour of a clean and free crime zone in crypto but when an stablecoin issuer have the feature to froze wallets remotely that's not decentralized and definitely not crypto. Cryptocurrency was meant to be free not to have a "police" inside the ecosystem. That sounds wrong even if is doing good, like helping recover funds from bad actions in the ecosystem.

But, for me it still smelling bad as we aren't any more in crypto when using a currency that is more powerful that regular money. Fiat can't be locked, frozen and monitored and still better than USDT.

I am glad that the Tether company helped all this law enforcement agencies but that isn't crypto, that is a tool to help governments get control over people money with an illusion that are using crypto.

I never use this kind of crypto I prefer decentralized stablecoins to move around some value. We need decentralized solutions not centralized solutions passing as crypto, hum nope. Remember:

CONTENT IS KING!