Tether News

Persistent worries about Binance’s solvency, increased regulation of the crypto sector and questionable use cases are chipping away at BUSD’s market capitalization.

Tether is set to collaborate with anti-child-abuse network INHOPE to help the industry combat child abuse material marketplaces.

The stablecoin market, in general, is going through hard times, though the algorithmic coins suffered the most.

Although it has a much smaller market cap, on-chain data from Ethereum shows that ERC-20-based USDC has a much greater transfer volume than its main competitor USDT.

2022 was an eventful year for the crypto world but not everyone came on top of it, we look at some of the biggest winners and losers from 2022.

USDC is a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin issued by Circle and Coinbase to combat the price swings of the highly volatile cryptocurrency market.

None of the 31 crypto exchanges registered with Japan's Financial Services Agency are currently offering trading in stablecoins like USDT or USDC.

While on-chain stablecoins settlements are growing rapidly, many people pointed out that comparing stablecoin settlements to Visa transactions is not fair as they represent two different things.

Crypto needs to move on from the LUNA crash and start trusting algorithmic stablecoins again.

The move comes in response to a wave of mainstream media attacks and FUD, primarily from the Wall Street Journal.

The community is hopeful that the assertion by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission will put to bed claims that staked coins are securities according to the Howey Test.

Trades made by Alameda Research were reportedly focusing on depeg Tether’s stablecoin.

Coinbase’s request comes just a couple of months after Binance ceased support for USDC.

The collapse of crypto-exchange FTX hit the crypto world like a tropical storm. It bears asking once again: How stable are stablecoins?

Rising from the ashes of old crypto exchanges, a new paradigm arises.