Russia debuts cross-border payments in Tether stablecoin
Russian crypto payment platform Exved officially announced its launch and said it gained Bank of Russia approval to offer cross-border digital currency settlements last year. Go to Source
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Tether’s ‘new era for capital raises’ Bitfinex bond flops
The ALT2611 tokenized Tether bond from Bitfinex has only managed to raise 15% of its target two weeks after launch. Go to Source
Ethereum price falls as regulatory worries and pause in DApp use impact investor sentiment
Ether price struggles amid regulatory concerns and a drop in DApp usage. Go to Source
Bitcoin traders’ bullish bias holds firm even as BTC price dips to $37K
BTC’s correction reveals a disconnect between pro traders’ confidence and retail investors’ skepticism amid regulatory shifts. Go to Source
Tether, Bitfinex agree to drop opposition to FOIL request
Tether and Bitfinex say the decision not to appeal the Freedom of Information Law request by several media outlets was made in the interests of transparency. Go to Source
City of Lugano integrates Polygon into its crypto-payment system
Polygon has been a partner for the Swiss city since at least 2022, providing the infrastructure for its stablecoin. Go to Source
Rethinking Bitcoin ‘dominance’ at 51% — A misleading metric?
Bitcoin dominance is a largely redundant metric — if you believe BTC and crypto “altcoins” should be in the same category at all that is. Go to Source
US Justice Department seizes 9M USDT amid $225M illicit funds frozen by Tether
Officials reported the seizure was tied to an organization responsible for “pig butchering” romance scams. Go to Source
Tether’s bank partner Britannia sued over $1B deposit — Report
Tether’s bank partner Britannia is reportedly facing a lawsuit over claims it failed to pay the full price of revenue-generating assets allegedly related to a deposit from Tether. Go to Source
Tether freezes $225M USDT linked to romance scammers amid DOJ investigation
The stablecoin issuer reported the illicit funds had been used by a Southeast Asia-based crime syndicate responsible for a “pig butchering” romance scam. Go to Source