Tether Treasury Mints $1B USDT On Ethereum Ahead Of Anticipated FED Rate Cut

Approximately three hours ago, the Tether Treasury minted 1 billion USDT on the Ethereum network. This minting activity comes just before the highly anticipated Federal Reserve interest rate cut, scheduled for September 17-18. Over the past year, the Tether Treasury has issued a staggering 35 billion USDT, playing a key role in Bitcoin’s price surge … Read more

USDT Reaches $1 Billion Authorized Issuance on TON

Tether’s USDT, the number one stablecoin by market cap, is growing as part of the TON ecosystem. According to the TON team, the stablecoin reached a milestone recently, registering authorized issuance numbers exceeding $1 billion. However, TON clarified that only $720.6 million was in circulation, while $309.3 million were authorized but unissued. Nonetheless, this marks … Read more

UK Court Recognizes USDT as ‘Distinct Form of Property’

A High Court of England and Wales has ruled that stablecoin tether (USDT) is recognized as property under English law. The court clarified that cryptocurrencies, despite not being physical assets, can be treated similarly to tangible and intangible property in legal disputes. UK Court Recognizes USDT as Legal Property The High Court of Justice, Business … Read more

Fiat-Pegged Crypto Market Expands by $1.39B in Past Week, Led by USDT and USDC

Over the past week, the stablecoin market has expanded by $1.39 billion. Once again, tether (USDT) took the lead, with its supply increasing by 610 million USDT during the last seven days. Stablecoin Market Continues to Climb Though the pace has slowed, the stablecoin market keeps inching upward every week. On Sept. 7, the fiat-backed … Read more

Nigeria Accuses Four Crypto Traders of Forex Regulations Violations

The Nigerian government has filed criminal charges against four individuals and several firms for allegedly conducting illegal crypto transactions, including USDT to naira conversions, without a banking license. The four are Ejiogu A. Chinedu, Nnamdi F. Okereke, Oty Ugochukwu Stanley, and Chukwuebuka F. Ogumba. The defendants are accused of violating the Banks and Other Financial … Read more