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USDT supply reaches a new all-time high of 188 billion USD, with 550 million users relying on payment savings

Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino announced on April 21 that the circulating supply of USDT has reached a new all-time high of $188.0 billion, further widening its lead over competitors and making it the third-largest crypto asset by market cap, trailing only Bitcoin and Ethereum. Ardoino emphasized that more than 550 million users in emerging markets currently rely on USDT for everyday payments.
ETH2,12%
MarketWhisper·1h ago
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Tether buys Antalpha’s shares for an 8.2% stake; the chairman has voting and disposal rights

According to the Schedule 13D filing submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on April 20, Tether holds 1,950,000 shares of the Bitcoin mining financial platform Antalpha through affiliated entities, representing a 8.2% ownership stake. Tether chairman Giancarlo Devasini has voting and disposition rights over the aforementioned shares.
XAUT-0,59%
MarketWhisper·04-21 02:14
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KAIO Raises $8M in Strategic Funding Led by Tether

KAIO, a tokenization firm regulated in Abu Dhabi, secured $8 million in funding led by Tether, bringing total funding to $19 million. The company offers blockchain infrastructure for asset management and aims to expand into new products, managing about $100 million in assets.
GateNews·04-20 14:31

BIS calls for globally coordinated stablecoin regulation: warns that Tether and Circle account for 85% of those showing “security-like characteristics”

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) once again emphasized the importance of global stablecoin regulatory coordination, pointing out three major risks that stablecoins face at this stage, including regulatory challenges related to cross-border flows and issues with market concentration. BIS proposed a unified ledger framework and argued that central banks need to lead the development of digital currencies, which would pose challenges to existing stablecoin issuers such as Tether and Circle. Overall, in the future, stablecoins may face a more stringent regulatory framework.
USDC0,03%
ChainNewsAbmedia·04-20 09:45

Tether: USDT transfer resumed, suspension during the rsETH incident investigation has been lifted

Tether and the LayerZero team’s all-chain stablecoin project USDT0 posted on the X platform on April 20. The USDT0 transfer function has been restored to normal, and overall system integrity has not been affected. There has been no change in risk exposure, and all transactions in progress prior to the suspension have been settled. Previously, USDT0, for precautionary purposes, paused the USDT0 OFT cross-chain bridge infrastructure during the rsETH incident investigation.
XPL-2,2%
ARB1,61%
MarketWhisper·04-20 06:26
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Rhea Finance Suffers a $18.4 Million Loss After an Oracle Attack: ZachXBT Warns, Tether Freezes 4.34 Million USDT, and the Attacker Returns Some Funds

Rhea Finance suffered an oracle manipulation attack on the NEAR Protocol, with losses reaching $18.4 million—double the initial estimate. The attacker manipulated the pricing of a fake token, causing collateral valuations to be incorrect. Tether froze about $4.34 million in USDT; the attacker returned roughly $3.5 million. To date, more than $7.8 million has been recovered, highlighting the importance of oracle security.
RHEA1,25%
USDC0,03%
NEAR3,44%
ChainNewsAbmedia·04-18 08:24

Former Treasury Secretary Paulson: Contingency plan for a U.S. debt crisis must be prepared in advance; consequences will be very severe

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson urged U.S. authorities to draw up contingency plans to address a potential collapse in demand for U.S. national debt when he was interviewed by Bloomberg on April 17, 2026 (Thursday). He said that once a crisis erupts, the consequences would be extremely severe. On the same day, the U.S. Department of the Treasury completed the largest debt buyback in a single transaction in history, accepting approximately $15 billion in old bonds maturing from 2026 to 2028.
MarketWhisper·04-17 05:08
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