#новости #tether
Where does Tether (USDT) not go?
Tether is the most popular stablecoin, but it has limitations due to concerns about the transparency of its reserves:
European Union (MiCA Regulation): Due to the entry into force of MiCA rules, many European exchanges (e.g., OKX, Coinbase) have limited or completely stopped support for #USDT for users in the EU, giving preference to fully regulated stablecoins (e.g., #USDC ).
Traditional U.S. banks: U.S.-registered banks are extremely reluctant to work with Tether because of sanctions risks and regulatory pressure.
Some licensed venues: Exchanges that aim for full legality in strict jurisdictions (the U.S., Japan) prioritize USDC or their own stablecoins.
Where does Tether (USDT) not go?
Tether is the most popular stablecoin, but it has limitations due to concerns about the transparency of its reserves:
European Union (MiCA Regulation): Due to the entry into force of MiCA rules, many European exchanges (e.g., OKX, Coinbase) have limited or completely stopped support for #USDT for users in the EU, giving preference to fully regulated stablecoins (e.g., #USDC ).
Traditional U.S. banks: U.S.-registered banks are extremely reluctant to work with Tether because of sanctions risks and regulatory pressure.
Some licensed venues: Exchanges that aim for full legality in strict jurisdictions (the U.S., Japan) prioritize USDC or their own stablecoins.