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A Quick Primer On Stablecoins

NGEC By NGEC Last updated: July 24, 2025 2 Min Read
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July 18, 2025

But first:

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Also:

Thursday’s weekly Indivisible organizing call, if you missed it.

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And now:

Stablecoins Explained.  Unlike all the other crypto (if you ask me), this variety would seem to make some sense.  (Different perspectives welcome.)

My first thought: I’m glad I don’t own stock in MasterCard or Visa, selling at 38X and 35X earnings, respectively.  Stablecoins could eat into their revenue.  My second thought was to buy a few MA puts.  I’ll make a profit if Mastercard — $553 now — falls below $540 between now and October 17.  I usually lose money on bets like this, so wish me luck.


Meanwhile, the fun with SQNS seems to be over.  I hope that, like me, you sold most or all your shares in the $4-$5 range to pocket a lovely profit.  With the stock now back down to $2.70, I plan to hold the rest for now.  The Bitcoin it’s betting on might actually zoom in this crazy world.  (I think I heard the Winklevoss twins predict $500,000 a while back.)  And there’s also the chance that Sequans’ actual business will one day be valuable.

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on July 23rd, 2025, on andrewtobias.com, syndicated with permission.

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