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Simon Dixon: Most cryptocurrencies have centralized control behind them — Stablecoins often have centralized control

Simon Dixon, chief executive officer at BankToTheFuture, states that most cryptocurrencies, including stablecoins, are backed by foundations, companies, or centralized issuers.

He notes that assets like Tether can be frozen and references Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's call for Tether to block Iranian entities from accessing USDT. Despite these calls, Dixon points out that Iran still maintains access to USDT.

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Dixon has previously commented on how Bitcoin is moving into traditional finance, with Wall Street adopting leverage and structured products involving crypto assets, according to a recent report. He has also said the planned SpaceX IPO could have significant effects on the wider stock market, as noted in a previous interview. Dixon’s ongoing commentary covers a range of topics across both digital assets and equities.

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