HTX suspends WLFI and USD1 trading, converts user USD1 holdings to USDT at 1:1 ratio

HTX delisted USD1 after World Liberty froze exchange-linked wallets, escalating Justin Sun’s dispute with the Trump-linked crypto firm.

HTX said World Liberty froze its addresses and has responded by delisting and suspending the platform’s token.

Vietnam is planning to require that all domestic crypto trading — including transactions in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins like USDT and USDC — be settled in Vietnamese dong, a rule that would effectively bar dollar-paired trades on licensed platforms. Related Reading: Want In On SpaceX? Kraken Unveils Early IPO Access Via xStocks All Eyes On […]

Reports indicate that some of the payments could have been made in stablecoins, particularly Tether’s USDT, the largest stablecoin by market capitalization. The U.S. OFAC has warned that maritime companies executing such payments might be affected by upcoming sanctions. Iran Claims Hormuz Toll Booth Yields up to $2 Million Per Ship, Some Payments Made Using […]

Justin Sun has reportedly been offered a behind-the-scenes settlement by a World Liberty Financial investor, though no resolution has been announced. That unresolved tension now has a new flashpoint: Sun’s crypto exchange HTX has moved to fully delist USD1, the stablecoin tied to US President Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial project. Related Reading: FBI Cracks Down […]

Russia's crypto access limits may slow broader adoption, impacting market dynamics and innovation while prioritizing financial stability. The post Russia’s central bank to limit retail crypto access to Bitcoin, Ether and USDT at launch appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

A recent report by Oobit disclosed that in almost all Latam markets, most stablecoin transactions were completed using USDT, which acts as the de facto dollar proxy in the region. In addition, the company highlighted that the region’s use of stablecoins was akin to cash. Oobit Highlights Tether’s Domain Of Latam’s Stablecoin Markets USDT, in […]

Bitcoin dropped to around $61,500 in recent days, its weakest level in roughly four months, and Peter Schiff wasted no time connecting that slide to a broader argument he has been making about stablecoins. Related Reading: Bitcoin Faces Pressure As Investors Rotate Capital Into AI Buildout: Saylor A Stablecoin On The Move Tether’s USDT has already climbed to a market capitalization of nearly $188 billion, according to data from DeFiLlama, closing the gap with Ethereum to just under $26 billion. Schiff, the economist and longtime Bitcoin critic, says the numbers point to an inevitable outcome. “The market cap of Tether will soon surpass the market cap of Ethereum,” Schiff wrote on X. “It will eventually surpass the market cap of Bitcoin, too. The only question is how long it will take.” USDT has become a dominant tool for moving money across crypto markets, and its reach now extends into payments, remittances, and digital dollar transfers — a trend he says supports his case. USDT holds