Tether

USDT Issuer Held $1.5B Of BTC As Of March 31

USDT Supply Has Increased By Over $20B In 2023

Leading Crypto Exchange Says Tie-ups Between DeFi and TradFi Assets to be Major Trend in 2023

Exchange Takes Aim At Tether With Emphasis On 'Stability and Trust'

Majority Of Reserves Allocated To U.S. Treasury Bills

The Move Is A Vote Of Confidence In Crypto's Largest Stablecoin

A Step-by-Step Guide to the No. 1 Stablecoin in Crypto

A Step-by-Step Guide to One of DeFi's Most Important Stablecoins

USDT Issuer Will Act On Specific Requests From Law Enforcement

The Market Capitalization Of The World's Largest Stablecoin Is Down 19% Since May 2022

Tether Unveils Upcoming GBP-Pegged Stablecoin.

Tether launched a new stablecoin pegged to the Mexican Peso Thursday, marking the company’s first foray into Latin America while adding to a roster that already includes USD₮, the world’s largest stablecoin by market capitalization.  Dubbed MXN₮, the stablecoin is pegged 1:1 to the Peso, according to Tether, meaning each MXN₮ token is worth one…

The world’s largest US dollar stablecoin, Tether (USDT), today announced its first attestation report in six months. The report disclosed that Tether had decreased its commercial paper holdings – short-term commercial debt – by 17% from December 2021 through March 2022, from $24.2B to $20.1B. Tether said it has decreased its commercial paper holdings by…

Crypto's largest stablecoin USDT traded as low as $0.95 overnight before recovering.

Doomsday scenarios in DeFi revolve around the strength of stablecoins such as USDC and USDT.

Crypto markets were showing impressive strength to start the week, on track for a sixth straight day of gains –– until news headlined caused prices to trip mid-run. Bitcoin shot up to as high as $40,300 and Ethereum was trading above $2,400 on Tuesday. The DeFiPulse Index (DPI), a market capitalization-weighted index which consists of…

Tether has faced accusations from many in the digital asset industry that it is a form of privately-issued fiat currency, backed not by “real” dollars in any meaningful way but minted in ever-increasing quantities to buy (and inflate the price of) assets like BTC.