Uphold Plans to Delist 6 Stablecoins, Including USDT
European users of the cryptocurrency exchange Uphold have received a notice stating that starting July 1, the platform will no longer support six popular stablecoins.
European users of the cryptocurrency exchange Uphold have received a notice stating that starting July 1, the platform will no longer support six popular stablecoins.
According to a report by Bloomberg on Tuesday, chief executive officer of stablecoin developer Tether, Paolo Ardoino, has revealed that their investment arm plans to make deals worth $1 billion in the next year.
Paxos International, a company based in the UAE under Paxos, has introduced a new stablecoin called Lift dollar (USDL), which offers a yield to users. The stablecoin’s first market will be in Argentina.
On June 30, 2024, the new MiCA rules for stablecoins will go into effect in the European Economic Area (EEA), and crypto exchange Binance has warned its users about the upcoming restrictions.
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Kraken has no intentions of removing Tether (USDT) from its platform in Europe despite previous reports of a potential delisting to comply with legal requirements.
In the first quarter of 2024, Tether Holdings reported a record net profit of $4.52 billion.
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