Tether burns $3B USDT on Ethereum, largest since February 2026
The USDT burn highlights stablecoin supply dynamics' influence on crypto markets, potentially affecting Bitcoin's price trajectory and market sentiment. The post Tether burns $3B USDT on Ethereum, largest since February...
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The USDT burn highlights stablecoin supply dynamics' influence on crypto markets, potentially affecting Bitcoin's price trajectory and market sentiment.
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