Tether (USDT) is the world’s most used stablecoin, pegged to the US dollar to ensure price stability in crypto markets. Operating on blockchains like Ethereum and Tron, it is widely used for trading, payments, and fast, low-cost transfers. Its market cap makes it a cornerstone of the global crypto ecosystem.
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In 2025 USDT processed $156 billion in micropayments under $1,000, establishing itself as a global infrastructure for real payments, remittances and everyday transactions, especially in emerging markets.
Exor unanimously rejects Tether's 'all cash' offer to acquire 65.4% of Juventus. The 1 billion transaction is cancelled.
Arthur Hayes warns of potential risks for Tether, but data show record surpluses and solid reserves according to CoinShares.
S&P downgraded Tether to the lowest risk level, raising doubts about USDT's stability and the impact on Juventus' shareholder base.
S&P's downgrade of USDT shakes the Chinese market: fears, doubts about transparency and tensions in the crypto world rise.
Tether invests EUR 30 million in Bit2Me, the first Spanish-language exchange with a MiCA licence. The deal aims to expand its presence in Europe and Latin America, with a focus on Argentina, bypassing EU regulatory barriers.
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