USDT Issuer Tether Eliminates Share of Commercial Paper in Stablecoin Collateral
Tether Limited has completely removed commercial paper from the asset’s collateral and has replaced them with US Treasury bills.
Tether Limited has completely removed commercial paper from the asset’s collateral and has replaced them with US Treasury bills.
The USDC supply topped $56 billion, but it has fallen 12% over the past month.
The Central Bank of Russian believes it is impossible to recognize cryptocurrencies and stablecoins as means of payment.
Crypto lending platform Celsius Network has filed a lawsuit to liquidate $23 million in stablecoins.
The Digital Dollar Project will prepare options for creating a token and its implementation in the financial infrastructure of the state.
After a three-month decline, the market supply of Tether has started to rise again.
Its issuer has promised to reduce the share of commercial paper from the current $3.7 billion no later than November.
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