Bolivia is exploring the integration of the stablecoin Tether (USDT) into its national payment system, allowing it to be used alongside the US dollar and Bolivian boliviano. This move aims to facilitate everyday payments, international trade, and remittances, addressing the country's foreign currency shortage. The proposal follows the lifting of crypto restrictions in 2024 and depends on establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework. The government also plans to integrate digital assets into the formal banking sector, enabling crypto-based financial products like savings accounts and loans.
Bolivia is exploring the integration of USDT, a dollar-pegged stablecoin, into its national payment system to address a shortage of physical U.S. dollars. This move, still in the preliminary stage, could ease dollar-denominated transactions and cross...
A large transfer of 191.8 million USDT was made to the Bybit exchange during its Global Assets Fest, which runs until July 16, 2026. This move likely signals institutional trading or wallet consolidation and could increase trading activity on Bybit, ...
Gate has launched the second phase of its Pre-IPOs program, introducing a token linked to OpenAI, allowing users to participate using stablecoins USDT and GUSD. This product offers speculative exposure to OpenAI's anticipated public market value but ...
Thailand's central bank and SEC are auditing high-volume Tether (USDT) transactions and plan to require proof of origin for cash deposits over 5 million baht ($150,000). These measures, part of a broader crackdown on the grey economy, aim to curb ill...
TRON blockchain now holds more than $90 billion in USDT stablecoins and leads 2026's USDT transfer volume with about $4.2 trillion year-to-date, making it a dominant payment rail due to low fees and predictable transaction costs. Despite this massive...
