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All exchanges operating in the European Union must delist USDT by 30December, since the stablecoin does not comply with the new MiCA rules

№ 0560Published Updated 1 min read

Exchange managers are concerned that delisting USDT will lead to a decrease in liquidity.

However, Tether, the issuer USDT, plans to bypass the restrictions - the company has already invested in the issuer of stablecoins StablE, which complies with European regulation.

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All exchanges operating in the European Union should delist USDT to 30 | $uicideChain