Let's be honest - Trump had a hard time pronouncing (reading) the name Ardoino.
(I am neither a critic nor a defender of Tether. I strive to understand reality. And at this stage, the role and fate of Tether is not determined.. although I am sure that they will not collapse unless they commit an exit scam or other major crime. In the end, all banks are engaged in laundering criminal money and pay fines for it.)

I recognize anti-Western rhetoric in your words. (I’m not accusing you of promoting it — I just want to explain where this rhetoric comes from. As far as I understand, Western people know very little about the USSR/Russia and how much money those countries poured into anti-Western propaganda and the financing of anti-Western regimes. Oh, I see you’re from Indonesia — it happens to be within the sphere of influence of BRICS and China.)

The value of the dollar isn’t based only on trust — it’s backed by the huge U.S. economy, its GDP, global trade dominance, and strong institutions. Don’t fall for the Chinese narrative, my friend — the Communist Party clings to power, hates not only the West but even its own people, and its goal is stagnation, not progress.

Of course, it’s true that the dollar and its role are gradually weakening, but the U.S. economy is still enormous — as is the potential of the country as a system capable of progress and generating profit. In my view, the most honest and genuine motivation is the pursuit of profit, and the United States has built a system that encourages business growth and development.
That’s why talk of the dollar being “unbacked” is, to put it mildly, premature. By the way, the entire Russian elite keeps their money in Europe and the U.S. — their families and children live there, and their real estate is there as well.

No, USDT won’t leave the EU market unless it’s explicitly banned (and it won’t be). However, it will most likely be delisted from centralized exchanges because exchanges will be prohibited from creating trading pairs with stablecoins that don’t comply with MiCA. Still, Europeans are free to trade USDT on Bitfinex and other platforms. As a trader, you’re not being forced to use USDC — it’s simply being offered with extra reliability guarantees.

it just happened that way historically

You are creating double pain for yourself: additional fees + more complicated tax reporting.

Actually, Tether is not registered in the UK; it’s registered in the British Virgin Islands.

Binance has essentially relaunched BUSD under the name FDUSD. Of course, I can’t prove this since technically and legally they are separate projects, but the situation strongly suggests this with a good degree of confidence.