Tether and Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) signed a memorandum of understanding to explore blockchain adoption, tokenization, and digital asset education across DMCC’s network of over 26,000 companies. The partnership aims to develop digital payment systems, advisory services, pilot programs, and infrastructure to support tokenized assets and blockchain applications. This collaboration also includes educational initiatives like workshops and hackathons to increase blockchain awareness. The agreement marks Tether's expansion beyond stablecoins into broader digital asset innovation and aligns with Dubai's push to integrate blockchain into commerce and international trade.
Tether has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) to collaborate on blockchain education, tokenization, and digital innovation. The DMCC, home to over 750 crypto companies, offers a supportive regulatory envir...
The EU's new MiCA regulation ends a transition period on July 1, forcing exchanges to delist stablecoins like Tether's USDT that lack MiCA authorization, affecting about $17.5 billion in EU-circulating USDT. This regulatory shift is driving liquidity...
The market for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) has surpassed $43 billion in total market capitalization, with Ethereum dominating 57.8% of the sector. Key institutional players like BlackRock and Circle are driving growth by tokenizing assets such...
Tether has released version 0.13.0 of its QVAC SDK, a software development kit designed to enable local AI model training and execution directly on user devices without cloud reliance. This move marks Tether's expansion beyond its core stablecoin bus...
Rob Hadick of Dragonfly predicts the stablecoin market will evolve beyond the current USDT and USDC dominance due to increasing competition from banks, fintech companies, and new crypto issuers. This competition will focus on payments, compliance, an...
