Disregarding the off-topic gibberish and getting back to the actual subject, it's vital people understand why stablecoins are inherently dangerous.

Imagine someone set up a stall or table on a street corner.  They have a large box with a small window in it.  The box appears to be full of bank notes.  They have a sign that reads "Deposit your money here for an equal quantity of ShadyTokens, guaranteed to be fully backed 1:1".

But you don't have any guarantees.  The box might have just enough bank notes in it to fill what's visible in the window, but the rest of the box could be empty.  Even if the box is full, the individual running the scheme might be in massive debt and that money would have to be paid back.  The authorities could intervene and take their box of money away.  None of it is a guarantee that the tokens are backed.  Not to mention that the tokens you're buying may not be redeemable to spend at any merchants or retailers.  If you can't spend the tokens, they are worthless in practice.

Most people would instantly recognise the dangers if they saw something like this in physical form, out in the real world.  Yet when someone creates a flashy website and calls it a "stablecoin", suddenly everyone's common sense departs them and they all can't wait to buy worthless ShadyTokens.  It's absurd.