Tether Considers Compliant Stablecoin Amid Legislative Changes
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Tether Will Stay Focused on Foreign Markets While US Deals With Regulations, According to CEO Paolo Ardoino: Report - The Daily Hodl
Tether chief executive Paolo Ardoino reportedly says that the stablecoin issuer will stay focused on foreign markets as a stablecoin regulatory bill works through Congress. According to a new report by Bloomberg, Ardoino says that even though the Genius Act, an industry-backed bill to regulate dollar-pegged crypto assets in the US, is making its way through Congress, Tether will remain focused overseas. “It is important for us to see how the Gen…
Tether Minimizes U.S. Focus Amid Regulatory Uncertainty
Tether, the issuer of the biggest stablecoin worldwide, USDT, is deliberately turning its attention toward emerging countries as U.S. legislators struggle to provide a clear legislative framework for stablecoins. The business is investigating the creation of a new U.S.-compliant stablecoin to negotiate the changing regulatory terrain even as it actively participates in legislative debates. Navigating Regulatory Ambiguity Paolo Ardoino, the CEO o…
Paolo Ardoino says his company is looking at 3 billion unbanked people
Tether Maintains Lead As Global Stablecoin Demand Surges
Key Takeaways: Tether prioritizes global markets over U.S. expansion despite emerging domestic stablecoin regulations like the Genius Act. A compliant stablecoin for U.S. institutions is under consideration as Tether explores alignment with federal requirements. Tether is pursuing a full audit with a Big Four firm to strengthen transparency and institutional trust globally. As the United States inches closer to formalizing stablecoin regulation…
Tether Stablecoin for Institutional Investors Gains Momentum Amid U.S. Regulatory Push
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino reaffirmed the company’s focus on international markets despite mounting U.S. regulatory pressure. Speaking about the proposed Genius Act, Ardoino said Tether is monitoring how it treats non-U.S. stablecoin issuers. While not dismissing U.S. legislation, he hinted at launching a Tether stablecoin for institutional investors. Tether is also in advanced talks with a Big Four accounting firm to initiate a full-scale audit, …
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