The stablecoin supply on Ethereum has reached a new all-time high above $160 billion after Tether and Circle went on a ...

Tether has scrapped its plan to discontinue USDT on five blockchains, however, the tokens will only be transferable, not issued or redeemed.

South Korea is quickly emerging as the next battleground for global stablecoin issuers, with Tether and Circle now stepping ...

Dai is a decentralized stablecoin, which may appeal to crypto purists. While it's not a big player yet, Ripple USD has growth ...

Tether’s USDT continues to dominate the global stablecoin sector, holding 60% of the $288 billion market, even as competition ...

Tether has announced USDT on RGB for Bitcoin, has taken a minority stake in Bit2Me, and data has shown slower stablecoin growth.

By the time President Trump’s second term is over, Blockstreet's Kyle Klemmer believes that USD1 will be the world’s dominant stablecoin.

Thanks to its massive holdings of more than $120 billion in T-bills, Tether now has the attention of the U.S. Treasury ...

The $250 billion stablecoin market, dominated by Tether’s USDT ($158 billion) and Circle Internet’s (NYSE:CRCL) USDC ($62 ...

Tether announces USDT stablecoin launch on Bitcoin network via RGB protocol, enabling native Bitcoin transactions and offline value transfers.

Demand for Tether tokens has dropped amid the FTX-led crypto market meltdown. USD Coin supply, on the other hand, is surging.