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Tether

30 articles

ESMA Wants Every Non-MiCA Stablecoin Service Off EU Platforms
Policy

The opinion tells national regulators to presume that any service touching a non-compliant stablecoin is incompatible with a platform's duty to act in its clients' best interests. Its three-month clock covers clearing leftover customer balances, not a grace period for listings.

·MiningPool Staff
Conduit Wants a Court to Say Tether Had No Right to Freeze Its USDT
Policy

The complaint says $2.76 million has sat frozen in the payments firm's operating wallet since September 2025 over a Brazilian investigation that Brazilian police say never flagged it. It follows a $42.4 million claim brought on much the same theory five weeks earlier.

·MiningPool Staff
Drift's Recovery Pool Pays About a Cent on Every Dollar Lost
Markets

The Drift Foundation issued one DFX token for each verified dollar taken in April's exploit, and the pool behind those 299.5 million tokens holds about $3.11 million. Tether and other partners have pledged up to $147.5 million more, none of which has arrived.

·MiningPool Staff
Hong Kong Named SBCFX Unlicensed After the London Gold Blowup
Policy

The Securities and Futures Commission listed SBCFX and three related Star Bridge entities on 28 August. Around 3,000 retail traders had already been liquidated on London gold, and their margin was posted in Tether, which is the part that may not come back.

·Alex Turner
Tether Posted $1.04 Billion in Q1 Profit and a Record $8.23 Billion Reserve Buffer — While Two US Senators Quietly Reopened the File on Cantor Fitzgerald
Business

Tether reported $1.04 billion in net profit for the first quarter and excess reserves of $8.23 billion against $192 billion in assets — the strongest balance sheet the company has ever published, even as Senators Warren and Wyden launched a fresh investigation into its links to Cantor Fitzgerald and Howard Lutnick's family trust.

·Tom Chen