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Tether has unveiled USDT0, a refined iteration of its stablecoin, crafted to foster greater interoperability and enable effortless transactions across multiple blockchain ecosystems. USDT0 Aims to Streamline Transfers Across Blockchain Networks The stablecoin company, which issues USDT, the largest fiat-pegged by market capitalization, announced that USDT0 aims to expand its capabilities to new blockchain environments. … Read more
The stablecoin market, which is dominated by Tether and Circle, is worth more than $214 billion. Go to Source
Recent data from blockchain analytics platform Lookonchain highlights a remarkable $1.16 billion increase in stablecoin issuance on the Ethereum and Tron blockchains over the past seven days. This surge reaffirms the dominant roles these networks play in the stablecoin market. Tron and Ethereum Lead the Growth According to the snapshot shared on January 13, Tron … Read more
The world’s largest illicit online marketplace keeps growing following the launch of its own crypto products, according to Elliptic. Go to Source
USDC’s massive growth in 2024 marked the stablecoin’s steady recovery following a 45% market cap drop associated with the Silicon Valley Bank collapse in 2023. Go to Source
Tether is moving its operations from the British Virgin Islands to El Salvador after being granted a Digital Asset Service Provider license. Go to Source
The stablecoin usual usd (USD0) has experienced a $340 million contraction in its supply over the past four days. This decrease coincides with an 8% decline in the value of the project’s USD0++ token, the staking derivative of USD0. Redemption Policy Shift Sparks Decline in USD0++ Value Throughout this past week, notable developments have emerged … Read more
Usual’s USD0++ staked stablecoin introduces dual exit mechanisms, prompting market volatility and significant community debate. Go to Source
Stablecoins and liquid staking tokens are continuing to drive TVL growth across DeFi. Go to Source
Overcollateralized stablecoin issuers like Tether and Circle are collectively the world’s 18th-largest buyers of US government debt. Go to Source
