Whoa! The fundamental difference between Bitcoin and stablecoins was finally explained clearly by Fox Business! Last night, Fox Business reported that funds currently being paid to Iran are being transferred via the Chinese yuan or cryptocurrency. The Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI) pointed out that while criminals often use stablecoins, U.S. authorities are decisively cutting off these channels. Stablecoins can’t be directly confiscated, but they *can* be remotely frozen! If stablecoin users are identified as being connected to sanctioned regimes, the Treasury Department can directly invalidate the funds in their wallets. In contrast, Bitcoin’s advantage becomes clear: while regulators can track who’s using it, they can’t lock it down like they can with stablecoins. This “unfreezable” characteristic is undoubtedly the ultimate expression of Bitcoin’s decentralized, censorship-resistant nature. Experts also mentioned that for ordinary people facing currency devaluation, cryptocurrency is a lifeline for survival. Although criminals are also exploiting it, Bitcoin’s inability to be wiped out by centralized institutions with the push of a button is its true core value!