The Tokenized Stability Trojan Horse
While Bitcoiners braced for government bans and China-style crackdowns, Wall Street was executing a far more insidious plan. The real attack didn't come with sirens, it came in Armani suits, bearing gifts of "legitimacy" and institutional adoption. Now, as Tokenized Money Market Funds explode from $770 million to $9 billion in under two years, the financial establishment has made its counteroffer clear: "Yes, blockchain technology is useful, but only when we control it, when we know who's using it, and when we can turn it off if authorities demand." This isn't adoption. It's capture.