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- The market cap of Tether's USDT slid almost 1.1% this week.
- Several European exchanges and Coinbase have removed USDT on MiCA compliance concerns.
- The delisting has a limited impact on USDT's dominance and the broader market.
How AI partnerships could drive bitcoin mining stocks higher in 2025...
“Turned $2,137 into $3.24M in just 10 hours—a 1,515x return… Since then, the trader has been taking profits, selling a total of 17.88M HYPER for 10,286 SOL($2.21M) and still holding 4.12M HYPER ($1.03M).”
I actually see this a warning sign about the health of the Bitcoin network. BTC miners are finding their mining operations increasingly less profitable.
Looks like Bitcoin is taking it on the chin at the moment. No idea why. ...
Cryptocurrency exchanges in Europe are preparing to delist locally noncompliant stablecoins as European crypto regulations near an enforcement deadline.
Coinbase Europe, Coinbase Germany and Coinbase Custody International will delist Tether’s USDt (USDT) and five other stablecoins on Dec. 13, Coinbase told Cointelegraph on Thursday.
“Based on the latest information, we currently expect we will have to restrict services for the following assets: USDT, PAX, PYUSD, GUSD, GYEN...
... No idea why. ...
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The approval comes just shy of two weeks before the new administrator, who pledged not to sell the seized Bitcoin, takes office. ...
DOJ approved to sell $6.5 billion in Bitcoin from seized Silk Road assets
A federal judge approved the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to sell $6.5 billion in Bitcoin acquired from the Silk Road marketplace. Chief U.S. District Judge Richard Seeborg rejected a motion to prevent the forfeiture of 69,370 Bitcoin, allowing the Department of Justice to proceed with selling the assets, as stated in a court filing.
The approval comes just shy of two weeks before the new administrator, who pledged not to sell the seized Bitcoin, takes office. The DOJ had cited Bitcoin price volatility as the reason for its need for a rushed sale of the assets.
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