Tether Is Expanding Its USDT, XAUT Stablecoins to TON Network, Transparency Page Shows
Tether, the company behind the $108 billion market cap USDT, plans to issue its dollar-pegged and gold-backed (XAUT) stablecoins natively on The Open Network (TON), a blockchain adjacent to messaging app Telegram, according to listings on the company's transparency page.
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Senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Cynthia Lummis released their much anticipated stablecoin regulation bill this week. Known as ...
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