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Tether issues the world's largest stablecoin by market capitalisation, USDT. It is referencing (pegged to) the U.S. dollar. USDT is classified as a centralized stablecoin, backed by U.S. dollar deposits, short-term U.S. Treasuries, cash equivalents and other Tether's reserves. The company also issues EURT, XAUT and other stablecoins.

Tether USDT

Tether issues the world's largest stablecoin by market capitalisation, USDT. It is referencing (pegged to) the U.S. dollar. USDT is classified as a centralized stablecoin, backed by U.S. dollar deposits, short-term U.S. Treasuries, cash equivalents and other Tether's reserves. The company also issues EURT, XAUT and other stablecoins.

Coins and tokens   -   Apr 23, 2023 Tether Blacklists Validator Address after $25 Million MEV Bot Hack
Tether logo and MEV bot.

In early April, a significant hack targeted MEV bots, resulting in the withdrawal of $25 million through an exploited vulnerability. Tether later took action by blocking the address of the validator responsible for the withdrawal.

Stablecoins   -   Apr 19, 2023 Tether Pushes Utility, Launches its Stablecoins on Two Instant Exchanges
Tether, StealthEX and SimpleSwap logo.

Euro Tether (EURT) and Tether Gold (XAUT) stablecoins expand to StealthEX and SimpleSwap platforms while USDT regains 2022 market cap.

Bank of America Labels Tokenization of Gold a Key Driver to Digital Asset Adoption
Adoption   -   Apr 24, 2023 Bank of America Labels Tokenization of Gold a Key Driver to Digital Asset Adoption

Bank of America has highlighted the tokenization of real-world assets, including funds, equities, and commodities such as gold, as a “key driver of digital asset adoption.”

Jack Martin
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Adoption   -   Apr 24, 2023 Bank of America Labels Tokenization of Gold a Key Driver to Digital Asset Adoption
Bank of America Labels Tokenization of Gold a Key Driver to Digital Asset Adoption

Bank of America has highlighted the tokenization of real-world assets, including funds, equities, and commodities such as gold, as a “key driver of digital asset adoption.”

Jack Martin
Coins and tokens   -   Apr 23, 2023 Tether Blacklists Validator Address after $25 Million MEV Bot Hack
Tether logo and MEV bot.

In early April, a significant hack targeted MEV bots, resulting in the withdrawal of $25 million through an exploited vulnerability. Tether later took action by blocking the address of the validator responsible for the withdrawal.

Alex Harutunian
Stablecoins   -   Apr 19, 2023 Tether Pushes Utility, Launches its Stablecoins on Two Instant Exchanges
Tether, StealthEX and SimpleSwap logo.

Euro Tether (EURT) and Tether Gold (XAUT) stablecoins expand to StealthEX and SimpleSwap platforms while USDT regains 2022 market cap.

Alex Harutunian
Stablecoins   -   Mar 31, 2023 Tether Stablecoins Linked to the Euro and Gold are Available on Bit2Me
Bit2Me logo and Tether logo with gold and Euro.

Users of the platform Bit2Me can make transactions with Tether Gold (XAUT) and Euro Tether (EURT).

Alex Harutunian
Stablecoins   -   Mar 28, 2023 USDT Can Now Be Sent via Telegram
USDT logo, hadshake emoji, Telegram logo

The well-known messaging app Telegram has added the functionality for users to buy, store, and send Tether (USDT), the world's largest stablecoin.

Alex Harutunian
Stablecoins   -   Mar 22, 2023 UPD: Tether vs the Wall Street Journal
Tether & TheWallStreetJournal logos

The WSJ released a report earlier in March accusing Tether of shady dealings, citing emails and records from 2018. In response to the WSJ's allegations, Tether published an official statement on their website.

Alex Harutunian
Stablecoins   -   Mar 15, 2023 USDC Depeg Fuels USDT Growth
Tether and USDC logos

After Saturday saw the value of the USDC fall, trust in the stablecoin Tether (USDT) increased, driving its growth.

Alex Harutunian
Stablecoins   -   Mar 12, 2023 Tether VS Wall Street Journal. Again
Tether VS Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal accuses Tether of shady transactions and forgery of documents, referring to emails made available to journalists. Tether refutes the information.

Alex Harutunian
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