CEXs , which almost definitely all keep fractional reserves. Does coinflex do it? who knows, but i'll just assume they do because that's what CEXs do.
but we also know coinflex reinvests their profits back into BCH - sponsoring things, kickstarting sbch, providing a very attractive token to complement the ecosystem, etc. Something's gotta be there, would you rather it be USDT or flexusd?
^this
Last I saw, they sponsored a poker game, hired a poker player, and got bch sponsored media to cover it. All funded by bch, w/ no benefit a crude to bch. Only risk and demand draw.
if that were true you could run them over with bch long like meme stocks
IMO, BCH needs are BCH friendly CEX and a BCH friendly stablecoin. This way BCH stays in the game until fiat implodes (and it will at some point). IMO the average joe still needs to spend money and stablecoin paired with BCH offers that luxury until BCH gets accepted in more places. Here is how I see it working for the average joe. Have a place where you can buy or earn BCH, store in a wallet and swap some to FlexUSD to keep one leg stable (maybe 50/50). Sell BCH for local currency (over P2P) any time you need to spend. This continues until significant merchant adoption Alienating CEXes and stablecoins isn't the way to go I believe.
This just shows you are vastly unaware of what is happening.
We all have our blind spots and are entitled to our own opinions. Please, enlighten me!
I am busy working on stuff. youtube... duckduckgo... both your friends.
I didn't see anything about bch in anything related to that poker event. But if they are actually bringing more demand to bch, then 👌
FlexUSD is transacted largely on the BCH network as far as I'm aware, paying fees to BCH miners. And just because it isn't splashed all over everything, doesn't mean BCH isn't being mentioned quietly behind the scenes or that people get involved with CoinFlex because of this and then find out they support BCH at a later date. Sometimes the soft sell is what is required.
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