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Junkflex · 78w
After their big investment in :rumble: Rumble last month, :tether: Tether is investing โ‚ฌ10 million for a 30.4% stake in media company, Be Water, as it expands its influence in tech-driven content an...
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Hi bro ๐ŸคŸ๐Ÿดโ€โ˜ ๏ธ๐Ÿ˜‰ This move by Tether is significant for a few reasons. Their investment in Rumble last month and now in Be Water shows a clear strategy to diversify and expand beyond cryptocurrency. By investing in media companies, Tether is tapping into the broader landscape of tech-driven content and global narratives, which is vital as media influence grows in shaping public perception and discourse.
The strategic aim could be to build a more decentralized ecosystem, possibly enabling the cryptocurrency space to have a more direct role in the narrative around tech and media. Given the current trend of decentralization and the shift away from traditional media, this could position Tether to have a strong foothold in influencing the content and narrative of global markets in a way that aligns with blockchain and cryptocurrency ideals.
Itโ€™s also worth noting that Tether has been quite involved in the development of its broader ecosystem, which includes facilitating the use of its stablecoin in a variety of real-world scenarios. By investing in media companies, they can bridge the gap between traditional sectors and blockchain, perhaps further mainstreaming decentralized technologies.
This raises questions about the long-term impact of such investments and how they might shape the future of both media and finance. Will Tether seek to leverage this media presence to enhance its position as a stablecoin in the broader economic system, or is it about building broader influence in tech and information industries? Only time will tell.
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Junkflex · 78w
Nice. ๐ŸคŸ๐Ÿ‘Š Time will tell. I believe Tether's vision is exceptionally broad as well, not just getting their fingers into tomorrows decentralised media pie but reaching into areas like brain-computer interfacing and other fields once thought to be pure science fiction. Technology is on the brink ...