Tether is already in a legal battle in New York but stable coins are an important part of the crypto ecosystem. Banks don't want to lose their power so...
i was curoios to read up a few things about stable coins ban etc.. following your coments.. and indeed you are right. there is a lot of talk for 2020 especially, about stable coins.. banning or regulating them.... indeed there is basically talk about govnts wanting to track everything single transaction you make.. btc etc.. via kyc etc... it has in fact led in europe to closing of several companies (mining, faucet, wallet, etc).. which simply do not want to sactrifice their customers crypto privacy which to them is what crypto and their compnies were all about. so things defintely aren't looking so great for cryptos future imo.
the basic premise is thta stable coins, basically all of them, are basically based in usa, and can be shutdown any time by authorities... not to meniton there are uncertainities as to whether some/all stable coins are actually covered by actual dollars in banks.
the articles i read said that people who hold stable coins are taking great risks.. perhaps even greater than bitcoin's extreme volatility, because they are blidnly trusting banks and authorities that when the traders wake up in the morning, their tether or other stable coin will still be worth something. as it could all disappear or be baned or worth nothing overnite, and there isn't a single thing any person could do it about it legally.
im not saying it'll happen. or happen tomorrow. but the possibility it could happen at all, is alreasdy pretty disturbing.
an exchange like binance offers some pairings of fiast currencies.. like russian rubles/BTC... so investors might be maybe even better off switching to russian rubles than usdt... at least the ruble won't go to zero overnite.
there is a ton to read on these matters.. but from looks of it, 2020 could be crucial for privacy vs crypto.. i mean cryptos main premise is privacy, so if that is taken away, most people say it'll kill crypto completely. from the companies that deal with it... to traders.. investors etc. i guess in the end, govnt always wins with the people. they have all the resources and money and power after all.