RE: Stablecoin and blockchain bills signal regulatory momentum

I wonder how much money will pile into 'Stable-coins' to then buy BTC at the next dip, or how much will be used for retail transactions. Backing their stable coins with real assets is smart, I realized as much in 2017 when pairing BTC with Altcoins became obvious to me. Then DE-FI showed up and began the memecoin era of liquidity pool pump and dumps. Yet BTC continues to rise above all, but stable-payments is probably a good thing to enable practical use cases, right? We are all cool with the tokenization of all value, and will need multiple trustless ledgers to aggregate all the value from the world. Here on Hive we are doing that, using our proof of brain and acquired vesting shares which represent owned value of the entire Hive network. We can turn it into BTC, or power up more HP increasing our upvotes, which is another way to tokenize 'intellectual' value and put it on the blockchain. And we aren't BTC, but I still think Hive has value, so why not these stablecoins? As skeptical as we all are of new ideas, we could consider the possibility that the 'skeptics' of ancient days were perhaps in error to be so overcautious. Often not taking a big enough risk is even riskier.