Tether’s $186B USDT faces removal from EU platforms tomorrow
The removal of USDT from EU platforms will likely shift trading volumes to compliant alternatives like USDC, impacting market dynamics and liquidity. The post Tether’s $186B USDT faces removal from EU platforms tomorrow...
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The removal of USDT from EU platforms will likely shift trading volumes to compliant alternatives like USDC, impacting market dynamics and liquidity.
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