Tether slams JPMorgan analysts for saying it may need to sell Bitcoin
Tether criticized analysts at JPMorgan who speculated the issuer may need to sell its Bitcoin holdings to comply with newly proposed US stablecoin bills.
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Tether criticized analysts at JPMorgan who speculated the issuer may need to sell its Bitcoin holdings to comply with newly proposed US stablecoin bills.
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