Tether’s USDT market cap falls by $5B in 60 days, raising liquidity questions across crypto
Tether's USDT market cap dropped $5.4 billion in 60 days, falling from $190B to $184B. Here's what the stablecoin contraction means for crypto The post Tether’s USDT market cap falls by $5B in 60 days, raising liquidity...
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Tether's USDT market cap dropped $5.4 billion in 60 days, falling from $190B to $184B. Here's what the stablecoin contraction means for crypto
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