USDT Climbs to Highest Market Share Since July 2021 Amid Stablecoin Chaos
In a rapid turn of events, Tether’s stablecoin dominance has surged to its highest point in a year and a half, a feat crypto watchers attribute to difficulties surrounding rival stablecoins USDC and BUSD.
Tether [USDT] Exchange Supply Dwindles As Whales…
According to Santiment, about $1 billion USDT left exchanges and were moved into self-custody multiple times in the last ten days. This was an uncommon occurrence because the act had only happened eight times over the last 365 days before now.
Tether Doesn’t Have Any Exposure to Signature Bank
Tether doesn't have any exposure to Signature Bank.
Crypto Morning Briefing: MakerDAO Founder Calls for Rebranding of DAI Stablecoin
New York Attorney General Sues Crypto Exchange KuCoin, Alleges Ether Is a Security; Blockchain.com to Suspend Operations of Asset Management Arm; Gateio Launching Debit Card Supporting Shiba Inu & Crypto Payments Across Europe; Binance Approves TerraClassicUSD (USTC) Against Tether USD (USDT) Trading Pair
Stablecoins Statistics: 2023 Report
Stablecoins Statistics: Everything you need to know from types of stablecoins, total market cap to transaction volumes, regulations and emerging models.
Tether’s USDT Stablecoin Market Share Rises to Highest Level in 15 Months
The dominance of Tether’s USDT is rising among stablecoins amid an on-going shake-up of the $136 billion stablecoin market.
Tether Responds to WSJ FUD Regarding Falsified Bank Documents
Leading stablecoin issuer Tether has once again slammed mainstream media, The Wall Street Journal, for publishing a report that claimed the firm and its affiliates falsified documents and shell companies to open bank accounts about four years ago.
Cointime News Wrapup-Afternoon Version: Binance Once Planned to Evade US Scrutiny, New Texts and Documents Confirm
The latest report from Wall Street Journal on Sunday, March 5, shows that Binance once devised a plan to avoid any regulatory scrutiny in the United States.
Tether Strikes at WSJ over ‘Stale Allegations’ of Faked Documents for Bank Accounts
The company behind stablecoin Tether has rebuffed a report by The Wall Street Journal claiming it had ties to entities that faked documents and used shell companies to maintain access to the banking system. On March 3, the WSJ reported on leaked documents and emails purportedly revealing that entities tied to Tether and its sister cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex faked sales invoices and transactions and hid behind third parties in order to open bank accounts they otherwise may not have been able to open. In a March 3 statement, Tether called the findings of the report “stale allegations from long ago” and “wholly inaccurate and misleading. (Cointelegraph)
Tether Denies WSJ Allegations of Falsified Bank Documents; Crypto Companies Cutting Silvergate Ties | Cointime Weekly Feb.26 – Mar.04
Coinbase to delist Binance USD stablecoin; SEC subpoenaed Robinhood over crypto listings; FTX former executive Nishad Singh pleads guilty; SEC chair reasserts every crypto is a security aside from Bitcoin.
