This is how you deal with an existential threat to USD.
When Uniswap removed a bunch of coins from their front end, guess what they removed? sAUD, sEUR... but not sUSD. Very interesting don't you think?
I invite everyone to clone/fork (i've removed the google analytics stuff and emptied the black lists and made uniswap-info use the hashrouter):
https://github.com/cinquemb/uniswap-info/ (deployed at https://cinquemb.github.io/uniswap-info)
and
https://github.com/cinquemb/uniswap-interface (deployed at https://cinquemb.github.io/uniswap-interface)
To deploy yourselves you can (on gh, you can also run it locally):
yarn install
yarn build
mkdir dist
cd dist/
cp -R ../build/* .
git add -A
git commit -m "GH pages"
git push -f git@github.com:[your account]/uniswap-info.git master:gh-pages
7. USD Coin
10. Binance USD
Crypto seems rather reliant on USD. The crypto narratives are always so flimsy.
They were wrong on both counts: "the establishment" didn't react with aggressive attempts to shut them down, but really just some mild interest mixed with a bit of amusement.
Only when, after a decade+, it had been proven beyond any doubt that the technology isn't useful for anything anyone cares about, and when it became more salient that the energy usage and the scale of fraud were growing out of control did they start pushing back. And with every single startup in the sector operating within the confines of law and the existing financial markets, there is absolutely no doubt that the law can regulate and/or shut down the industry within any reasonable meaning of the term.