If you're still ignoring Bitcoin as a settlement rail while parking everything on cheaper chains, stop now.
You've watched $USDT liquidity chase low fees to Tron and Ethereum, then gotten wrecked by congestion or missed native collateral plays because Bitcoin's rails were too clunky. That FOMO into the next easier chain has cost people real money in fees and opportunity.
Tether's $184 billion $USDT is coming back to Bitcoin this month. Utexo, backed by Tether, secured a license and plans Bitcoin-native USDT with private transfers, direct $BTC /USDT swaps, and loans using native Bitcoin as collateral. This is the same migration pattern we saw when stables flooded Tron to escape Ethereum gas, except now the original chain is trying to reclaim the throne.
For years the path of least resistance won and $ETH plus Tron ate the lunch. Bitcoin stayed digital gold while dollars settled elsewhere. Tether putting weight behind this feels different from past Bitcoin DeFi experiments that fizzled without the actual stablecoin issuer involved.
Where do you think this goes if native dollar rails actually land on Bitcoin?
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