Latest News

Binance asset retrieval fees are cut from 500 USDT to 5 USDT for unsupported tokens, improving the user experience.

In February, Tron's founder Justin Sun announced it was working on a Bitcoin layer-2 solution to intertwine its tokens with the Bitcoin network.

Tether's market cap has surged $5.25 Billion in March, signaling an increased demand for stablecoins in the cryptocurrency market.

Tether (USDT), the crypto ecosystem's dominant stablecoin, has added over $5.25 billion to its market capitalization since the start of March. This boom in stablecoin funding is a good omen for overall market liquidity as it generally provides a baseline that can help meet Bitcoin (BTC) and other altcoins' demands.

In an unprecedented turn of events within the cryptocurrency trading sphere, XSwap's EURS:FXD-Dollar trading pair has taken the market by storm,

CCData has released the March 2024 edition of its “Stablecoins & CBDCs Report.” CCData is a leading company specializing in digital asset data and index solutions. They collect and aggregate vast amounts of pricing data on cryptocurrencies from various exchanges and sources, meticulously cleaning and standardizing it for use by institutions and retail investors.

Google “new stablecoin” every week or so, and the odds are pretty good you'll see another one emerging from stealth.

As with the law of gravity, what goes up must come down – and stakeholders of major cryptos are receiving quite a physics lesson.

OKX, the Seychelles-based cryptocurrency exchange, has ceased support for Tether (USDT) trading pairs in the European Economic Area (EEA), citing regulatory requirements. In a recent announcement, OKX informed users in the EEA that USDT trading pairs would no longer be available on the platform.

OKX, the world's fourth-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, is discontinuing tether (USDT) trading pairs in the European Economic Area (EEA) as the European Union (EU) prepares to implement new cryptocurrency regulations.

The temporary drop below $9,000 on its BTC-USDT spot market did not impact the platform's derivative markets, BitMEX said.

Tether's USDT stablecoin has been officially delisted on the OKX crypto exchange for all European users prior to the enactment of the MiCA regulations in the EU.

Delist the exchange pairs in USDT due to the new EU regulation.

OKX exchange drops Tether's USDT trading options for users in the European Union.

OKX users in the European Union and the European Economic Area (EEA) will no longer access trading pairs with the Tether USDT stablecoin. A message shared on X shows an email where the exchange attributes the decision to regulatory requirements.

In a strategic move ahead of regulatory changes, OKX, the fourth-largest global cryptocurrency exchange, has decided to discontinue USDT trading pairs in the European Economic Area (EEA). The decision, aimed at aligning with forthcoming Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulations, reflects the exchange's focus on euro-denominated liquidity within the region.

Crypto exchange OKX is reportedly delisting Tether (USDT) pairs in the EU and will only support USDC and Euro-based stablecoin pairs, according to a message sent to a customer on March 18. The move comes days after the EU released draft technical standards related to stablecoins, which are set to come into effect from June.

To better hedge risks during market volatility and inflation, investors might consider these stablecoins, tested by time and the market.

OKX has decided to discontinue Tether's USDT trading pairs within the EEA, aligning with the EU's forthcoming MiCA regulation.

The action may foreshadow regulatory restrictions in the region for the largest stablecoin by market capitalization and trading volume, as upcoming E.U. rules will require stablecoin issuer to be licensed electronic money institutions.

Only EUR and USDC trading pairs will be supported on the platform in the EU area going forward, according to the message.

OKX, the fourth-largest cryptocurrency exchange globally by trading volume, has announced the termination of Tether (USDT) trading pairs for users within the European Economic Area (EEA). This move precedes the full enactment of the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation by the European Union (EU), set to become effective on Dec 30, 2024.

OKX ranked as the fourth-largest crypto exchange globally, has announced the discontinuation of Tether (USDT) trading pairs. This ruling will impact users located in the European Economic Area (EEA).

OKX, the world's fourth-largest crypto exchange, is discontinuing Tether (USDT) trading pairs in the European Economic Area (EEA).