The Bitcoin bull market looks to be back following BTC’s surge above $100,000. With market participants again accumulating following this recent rally, crypto pundit Ardizor has revealed when to sell everything to avoid roundtripping on gains made in this bull market. When To Sell Everything In This Bitcoin Bull Market In an X post, Ardizor stated that he will sell nearly everything in this bull market when BTC’s “Profitability Index” rises above 300% and crypto becomes more popular on TikTok or Instagram, and when market participants think they are the “smartest.” He further outlined three other events that could mark the top and act as a clue to sell everything. Related Reading: Why The US-China 90-Day Tariff Slash Can Push Bitcoin Price Above $110,000 The first is when crypto exchange Coinbase becomes the number one on the app store for two months, and every taxi driver starts speaking crypto. The other two clues are when the BTC Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) metric rises above 300 million and when old friends are inquiring about whether they should buy crypto now. He asserted that the Bitcoin bull market will reach its peak when these things begin to happen. Until then, Ardizor revealed that he will be accumulating more coins daily. The pundit also told crypto community members that he would announce publicly when it was time to sell everything. In another X post, Ardizor provided insights into how investors should allocate their capital in this Bitcoin bull market. He stated that 40% should be invested in BTC, 20% in ETH, 10% in “quality alts,” 5% in high-potential meme coins, 15% working capital, and 20% in USDT to buy dips. Market participants are actively accumulating more coins with the Bitcoin bull market in play following BTC’s rally above $100,000. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez cited Glassnode’s data while revealing that $35 billion has flowed into the crypto market in the past three weeks. A Possible Top For BTC In This Market Cycle Market experts have provided the price targets that could mark the BTC top in this Bitcoin bull market. Veteran trader Peter Brandt stated that the leading crypto is on target to reach the bull market cycle top in the $125,000 to $150,000 level by August or September this year. Once that happens, he predicts that a 50% correction will follow. Related Reading: Analyst Predicts Bitcoin Price Surge To $120,000 And Then A 50% Crash To $60,000, Here’s When Crypto analyst CrediBULL Crypto also reaffirmed that his target for this Bitcoin market cycle is $150,000. However, he also raised the possibility of BTC reaching $200,000 based on Jim Cramer’s statement that the leading crypto cannot achieve that target in this bull run. Standard Chartered has also predicted that $200,000 is achievable for BTC by year-end. At the time of writing, the Bitcoin price is trading at around $103,600, up in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com
Tether’s market cap just passed $150.66 billion, setting yet another record and extending its dominance over every rival combined. Data from DeFiLlama showed USDT expanded by roughly $830 million in the past week and more than $5.5 billion since mid‑April. The headline total matters on its own, but the real insight lies in how the tokens are distributed: […]
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TRON’s native token, TRX, has reflected the broader market’s recent sluggishness, with minimal movement over the past weeks. The token recorded a marginal 0.2% decline over the last seven days and is currently trading at approximately $0.2451, showing a 1.8% decrease in the last 24 hours. Despite this muted price activity, TRON’s network fundamentals suggest underlying stability and continued operational efficiency. Related Reading: Is It Time For Altcoin Season? Bitcoin Dominance Rises To Major Rejection Zone TRON Super Representative Signals Active Governance According to recent insights from CryptoQuant’s research team, TRON’s blockchain infrastructure has consistently produced 99.7% of its expected 28,800 blocks per day, demonstrating strong reliability. This performance contrasts with earlier years, particularly 2020 to 2021, when block production experienced greater volatility. The team attributes this improvement to the effectiveness of TRON’s Super Representative (SR) system and the maturation of its delegated proof-of-stake (DPoS) consensus mechanism. The report further highlights that the number of SRs has remained relatively stable, with 30 different SRs contributing in 2025 so far. Of these, 24 SRs were responsible for just over 3.7% of total block production. Comparatively, there were 34 active SRs during the same period in 2020, with a similar share of block production. However, the composition of these SRs has changed significantly. Roughly 68% of the SRs active in 2020 are no longer producing blocks today, replaced by newer participants. This dynamic rotation of block producers reflects decentralization and ongoing community participation in TRON’s governance structure. $1B in USDT Minted as Network Sees Increased Institutional Demand Alongside its stable network performance, TRON recently witnessed a major liquidity event. On May 5, 2025, Tether Treasury minted $1 billion worth of USDT on the TRON blockchain, continuing a pattern of large-scale stablecoin issuance on the network. CryptoQuant analyst Amr Taha emphasized that these mints are not speculative but are backed by verified fiat deposits, typically from large-scale investment funds or over-the-counter (OTC) trading desks. The influx suggests significant institutional interest, with funds likely earmarked for crypto market activity. Related Reading: TRON Accumulation Phase Detected—Major Price Surge Coming Taha explained that TRON’s appeal lies in its cost-effective and fast transaction capabilities. These attributes make it an ideal network for executing large USDT transfers efficiently, especially in use cases like cross-border remittances, high-frequency trading, and arbitrage. The analyst also noted that TRON-based USDT is particularly popular in Asia, where access to traditional financial rails can be limited. As such, the $1 billion mint highlights TRON’s growing role as a hub for global crypto liquidity. Featured image created with DALL-E, Chart from TradingView
Tether is continuing its expansion beyond its stablecoin business with a new push into artificial intelligence. On May 5, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino announced that the company will soon launch Tether.ai, an open-source AI platform designed for various devices. The announcement comes as the company’s flagship stablecoin, USDT, edges toward a record circulation milestone of $150 […]
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Tether’s tokenized gold product, XAUT, has released its first official attestation, showing that its total backing amounts to 246,523.33 ounces, equivalent to more than 7.7 tons of gold. According to an April 28 statement, XAUT is priced at $3,123.57 per token and has a total market capitalization of $770 million. The token reached an all-time […]
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Crypto power players back $3B bitcoin SPAC as Trump-era policies spark new wave of institutional bets.
Tether, the company behind the world’s largest stablecoin USDT, has strategically invested in Fizen Limited to support the broader adoption of stablecoins and self-custody solutions. The deal, announced on April 15, did not disclose the financial details but aligns with Tether’s broader goal of promoting financial inclusion through blockchain technology. Boosting stablecoin payments According to […]
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Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino has revealed that the company saw a significant uptick in users during the first quarter of 2025 amid the broader crypto market volatility. In an April 14 post on X, Ardoino announced that the number of USDT users rose by 13% during the period. Although he didn’t provide an exact figure […]
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Malware operations targeting holders of Ethereum, XRP, and Solana cryptocurrencies have been exposed by cybersecurity researchers. The threat attacks Atomic and Exodus wallet owners by using compromised software packages installed by developers unaware of the malware contained in the code. The malware, upon execution, is able to send cryptocurrency to thief-held addresses with no indication on the wallet owner. Related Reading: Whale Alert: Ripple Sends 200 Million XRP Into The Shadows How The Attack Works Researchers say the attack starts when developers unwittingly include hacked node package manager (NPM) packages in their projects. One such package named “pdf-to-office” appears genuine on the surface but conceals malicious code within. The package searches computers for installed crypto wallets and then injects code that intercepts transactions. This enables criminals to steal money without the user’s awareness or permission. Multiple Cryptocurrencies At Risk Security researchers have concluded that the malware can divert transactions on multiple of the world’s leading cryptocurrencies. They include Ethereum, USDT, XRP and Solana. The attack is what researchers identify as “an escalation in the ongoing targeting of cryptocurrency users through software supply chain attacks.” Technical Details Reveal Sophisticated Methods ReversingLabs discovered the campaign by scanning for suspicious NPM packages. Their analysis revealed several warning signs such as suspicious URL associations and code structures matching well-known threats. The attack employs sophisticated techniques for evasion from security tools and is multi-stage in nature. The infection begins when the malware package executes its code aimed at wallet software on the target’s machine. It specifically looks for application files in some of the predetermined paths before injecting its malicious code. No Visual User Warning Signs According to reports, this malware’s effect can be catastrophic since transactions appear absolutely normal on the wallet interface. The code substitutes valid recipient addresses with attacker-controlled addresses through base64 encoding. Related Reading: Bitcoin Maxi Takes Aim: Ethereum’s True Value? Lower Than You Think For instance, when a user attempts to send ETH, the malware substitutes the recipient address with the attacker’s address, which is concealed in encoded form. Users have no visual clue that anything is wrong until they check the blockchain record afterward and discover their money went to an unexpected address. The security threat indicates increased harm to cryptocurrency owners who might not be aware their transactions are compromised until funds go missing. The modus operandi of the attack is evidence of how hackers keep coming up with new methods of pilfering digital assets. Cryptocurrency users should be extremely cautious when verifying all transaction addresses. Developers are also advised to double-check the security of any packages they install on cryptocurrency-related projects. Featured image from Enterprise Networking Planet, chart from TradingView
Crypto analyst El Crypto has raised the possibility of an altcoin season happening soon. The analyst alluded to Bitcoin’s dominance rising to a major rejection zone, which could be bullish for altcoins. Altcoin Season May Be Imminent As Dominance Hits Major Rejection Zone In an X post, El Crypto suggested that the altcoin season may be imminent as Bitcoin’s dominance hits a major resistance zone. He revealed that BTC’s dominance again touched a zone that has led to rejection every time in the last one and a half years. He added that the Stochastic Relative Strength Index (RSI) is also in the overbought area, while a bearish cross has now happened again. Related Reading: Waiting For An Altcoin Season? Analyst Says A Weekly Close Above This Level Would Trigger A Rally Based on this, the analyst remarked that the market looks to be in for some fun, hinting at an altcoin season. Crypto analyst CryptoElites also affirmed that Bitcoin’s dominance has reached its peak. He further affirmed that next up is a massive altcoin rally, which will usher in the alt season. In another X post, the crypto analyst alluded to the USDT and USDC dominance ratio. He claimed that the market was at a critical trend reaction point right now. CryptoElites then mentioned that if the stablecoins’ dominance breaks down, then the altcoin season will officially begin. Crypto analyst Kevin Capital also looked to provide a bullish outlook towards the altcoin season. In an X post, he highlighted the global liquidity index overlaid with the Dogecoin price. In line with this, he remarked that it might be time for market participants to start paying attention to this. So far, altcoins have been mirroring Bitcoin’s price action, suffering a similar downtrend amid the trade war. However, if the altcoin season were to kick into full gear, these altcoins could easily decouple from the flagship crypto and outperform. Ethereum is known to lead this altcoin season, but that may not be the case this time, as ETH has underperformed throughout this cycle. Still Bitcoin Season For Now Blockchain Center data shows that it is still Bitcoin season for now, as the flagship crypto continues to outperform most altcoins. In the past 90 days, only seven out of the top 50 coins have outperformed the flagship crypto. These coins include Mantra, GateToken, Monero, LEO, Tron, and FastToken. Related Reading: Altcoin Season: Crypto Expert Reveals Why $425 Billion Is Important For it to be altcoin season, 75% of the top 50 coins would need to outperform Bitcoin over the last 90 days. Although almost all coins have witnessed declines within this timeframe, BTC has suffered a 22% drop, which is less than what these altcoins have seen during this period. At the time of writing, the Bitcoin price is trading at around $80,900, down over 1% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from iStock, chart from Tradingview.com
Tether, the issuer of the world’s largest stablecoin USDT, acquired 8,888 Bitcoin in the first quarter of 2025. According to crypto analytics firm SpotOnChain, the purchase is worth approximately $735 million and raises Tether’s total Bitcoin holdings to 92,647 BTC, valued at around $7.64 billion. The firm’s Bitcoin holdings now place it among the top […]
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Stablecoin issuer Tether continues to expand beyond financial technology with a fresh investment into Italy’s media landscape. On March 27, the company revealed a €10 million capital injection into Be Water, an Italian media firm. As part of the deal, Tether will secure a 30.4% equity stake in the company by the end of the […]
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World Liberty Financial (WLFI), the decentralized finance project aligned with US President Donald Trump, has now unveiled details of its plan to release USD1, a US dollar-pegged stablecoin. According to a March 25 announcement, USD1 will launch first on Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain, with further blockchain integrations planned. The digital asset is designed to […]
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The firm said it purchased a net $33.1 billion worth of U.S. Treasury securities last year,
Early in 2025, there was a significant surge in the stablecoin market, with a $20 billion increase in total supply. With a 10% increase from January, the total supply now stands at almost $205 billion. The spike, according to data from Glassnode, comes after a dip in late 2024, when the supply of stablecoins fell from $187 billion to $185 billion. Related Reading: Bitcoin And S&P Decline Together, But Data Predicts A Turnaround Stablecoins See A Strong Rebound For trading cryptocurrencies, stablecoins—like USDT and USDC—often act as a reserve for investors expecting the right time to buy assets like Bitcoin. The most recent rise shows that investor interest has surged, especially in view of last year’s slow down. Since Jan 1, the aggregate #stablecoin supply has increased by $20.17B (+10.9%), now reaching more than $205B. For comparison, the December peak clocked in at $187B but the supply actually contracted in the last two weeks of 2024 and dropped to $185B by January 2025. pic.twitter.com/gQbdMEDisb — glassnode (@glassnode) March 13, 2025 Given the previous fall, this comeback is especially notable. For most of 2024 the market has been losing stablecoins; but, this trend has lately reversed. Although past patterns suggest that Bitcoin’s price may be impacted, it is unknown whether this increase will lead to a rise in purchases of cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin Investors Watching Closely A growing stablecoin supply is often seen as a bullish sign for Bitcoin. Historically, the price of Bitcoin has risen in line with the stablecoin count. The reasoning is simple: more stablecoins mean more potential capital just waiting to be entered into the market. Some analysts believe this fresh injection could push Bitcoin higher. However, not all stablecoins are used for trading. Many are held for remittances, payments, or as a hedge against inflation, especially in countries where local currencies are unstable. As of today, the market cap of cryptocurrencies stood at $2.65 trillion. Chart: TradingView Stablecoin Exchange Holdings Drop 21% While the total supply is rising, only 21% of stablecoins are currently sitting on exchanges. This is a significant drop from 2021, when over 50% of the supply was available for immediate trading, Glassnode disclosed. This shift suggests that while new coins are being issued, they are not all being deployed into crypto markets right away. Related Reading: TRUMP Token Takedown—Did Insiders Plan The Crash? This could point to one of two possibilities: either stablecoins are being used more often outside of exchanges or investors are still waiting for the suitable moment. Should the latter prove right, the impact on Bitcoin could be less notable than expected. What This Means For Bitcoin’s Future The stablecoin market is currently experiencing a resurgence, which is generally a favorable development for the cryptocurrency sector. However, it is uncertain whether this will result in a short-term increase in the price of Bitcoin. Stablecoin utilization has fluctuated, and additional economic variables will contribute to this development. At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading at 82,264, down 1.1% and 6.9% in the daily and weekly frames. Featured image from Warwick Business School, chart from TradingView
Ardoino spoke at the Cantor Fitzgerald Global Technology Conference on Wednesday as he continued his first trip to the United States.
The Thai Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the use of the largest two stablecoin assets, Tether (USDT) and Circle’s USD Coin (USDC), in digital asset transactions. According to a recent statement, this decision allows these stablecoins to serve as base trading pairs on exchanges, support investments in Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), and facilitate […]
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Previously, only bitcoin (BTC), ethereum (ETH), XRP, stellar (XLM) and certain tokens used in the Bank of Thailand’s settlement system were approved.
Sanctioned crypto exchange Garantex has halted operations following Tether’s decision to freeze $27 million worth of USDT on the platform. In a March 6 announcement on Telegram, the exchange confirmed a temporary suspension of crypto trading and withdrawals, citing Tether’s decision to freeze its funds. According to the firm: “Tether has entered the war against […]
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A WSJ article delved into the contrasting styles between Tether's Giancarlo Devasini and Circle's Jeremey Allaire.
Tether has reaffirmed its commitment to transparency by pledging to complete a “full audit” following the appointment of Simon McWilliams as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO). In a statement released on March 3, the USDT stablecoin issuer described McWilliams as a seasoned finance executive with over two decades of experience guiding major investment firms […]
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Binance will delist trading pairs for nine stablecoins in the European Economic Area (EEA) by March 31, according to a March 3 statement. According to the exchange, this decision aligns with its efforts to comply with the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework, which introduces stricter regulations for digital assets. Binance delists Tether and […]
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Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino has voiced concerns that the company’s rivals are leveraging legal and regulatory tactics to destabilize the stablecoin issuer. In a Feb. 25 post on X, Ardoino alleged that some stablecoin issuers in the US are using political lobbying and legislative efforts to target Tether’s operations. According to him: “While our competitors […]
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Bitcoin has extended its consolidation below $100,000 since the beginning of February. This price lag has been compounded by a slowdown in bullish sentiment among investors and a slowing euphoria regarding the crypto-positive influences of Trump’s new administration in the US. Despite this rally slowdown, technical analysis continues to support a bullish long-term outlook for Bitcoin. The current stagnation appears to be a re-accumulation phase for bullish investors; a pattern observed multiple times before major upward moves this cycle. Furthermore, analysis shows that the USDT dominance is going to play a crucial role in triggering the next Bitcoin rally toward $150,000. Bitcoin’s Re-Accumulation Phase And The Role Of USDT Dominance According to a technical analyst (TradingShot) on the TradingView platform, Bitcoin is currently exhibiting an interesting accumulation trend alongside the USDT dominance. The USDT dominance reflects the percentage of the total crypto market capitalization in USDT, indicating whether traders favor stablecoins over riskier crypto assets. A high USDT dominance typically signals low buying pressure in cryptocurrencies. Conversely, a declining USDT dominance often suggests that traders are rotating funds back into Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Related Reading: Bitcoin Weekly PPO Turns Red At $102,000, What It Means For The Bull Market Interestingly, the USDT dominance has had a crucial simultaneous occurrence with Bitcoin’s preparations for rallies this cycle. Two notable re-accumulation periods have occurred after Bitcoin bottomed in November 2022, with each leading to significant price rallies. The first accumulation period spanned from January 2023 to March 2023, while the second occurred between November 2023 and February 2024. Both of these re-accumulation phases took place at the 0.5 Fibonacci extension level from an earlier accumulation phase. Additionally, these phases shared common characteristics, including a peaking 1-day RSI structure in the USDT dominance chart and a pullback in the Dollar Index (DXY). Now, Bitcoin appears to be mirroring the same conditions again, with USDT dominance and the DXY pulling back with the current re-accumulation phase, which has been playing out since December 2024. If the pattern continues to unfold as expected, this could indicate that Bitcoin is on the verge of its next major rally. USDT To Send BTC To $150,000 If Bitcoin follows the pattern observed in previous rallies this cycle with the USDT dominance to the core, the re-accumulation phase could end within the next one or two weeks and eventually cause another rally to new all-time highs. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Unravels 157-Day Fractal Similar To Last Cycle, Why A Surge To $169,000 Is Possible In terms of a target, the analyst noted a potential $150,000 target for the Bitcoin price, at least before another major correction and a subsequent accumulation phase. However, Bitcoin must overcome key resistance levels, particularly the psychological $100,000 mark, which has served as a major hurdle in recent weeks. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $97,175, up by 1.6% in the past 24 hours. A move to $150,000 will represent a 54% increase from the current price. Featured image from Pexels, chart from Tradingview.com
Tether is moving to expand its ownership in Adecoagro, a South American agribusiness and energy company. According to a Feb. 18 statement, the stablecoin issuer submitted a non-binding proposal on Feb. 14, offering to purchase the remaining common shares of the agribusiness at $12.41 per share. If approved, this acquisition would raise Tether’s stake from […]
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Adecoagro owns farmland and industrial facilities across Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay.
Tether has refuted claims made by JPMorgan analysts regarding its Bitcoin reserves and ability to comply with upcoming US stablecoin regulations. In a Feb. 13 statement to CryptoSlate, the stablecoin issuer confirmed that it is closely monitoring developments around US stablecoin regulations while actively engaging with local regulators. Tether acknowledged ongoing discussions surrounding the proposed […]
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The project, which also claims Tether's Paolo Ardoino as an investor, aims to enhance stablecoin adoption through a Bitcoin sidechain that allows zero-fee USDT transactions.
There have been recent concerns within the crypto community regarding Binance’s recent activities after a claim surfaced that the exchange had been offloading large amounts of Bitcoin and Ethereum. The Binance selloff trend was first noted on social media platform X by a market participant known as AB Kuai.Dong (@_FORAB), who noted that the crypto exchange had allegedly been selling off its Bitcoin and Ethereum holdings. Did Binance Trigger The Market Crash? The crypto market has endured a turbulent two weeks, with Bitcoin at the center of a series of price crashes. The downturn began as Bitcoin plunged to $92,000 on February 3. Although a brief recovery saw BTC climb toward $98,000 on February 11, the momentum proved short-lived. Bitcoin has since struggled to regain momentum and is hovering around $95,000. Related Reading: Bitcoin Long-Term Holders Complete Largest Market Sell-Off Since 2021, Is The Top Here? Unsurprisingly, Bitcoin’s price crash rippled across the market, dragging down other cryptocurrencies. On the same day Bitcoin hit its local low, Ethereum fell below $2,470. As noted by AB Kuai.Dong, Binance may have contributed to the downturn. Data shows that crypto addresses owned by Binance have seen a drastic decline in their holdings in recent few days. Particularly, AB Kuai.Dong noted that Binance had allegedly been selling off a huge part of its crypto holdings, which cuts across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB, and some stablecoins. On-chain data revealed that Binance has experienced a drastic 94.1% reduction in its Bitcoin holdings between January and February. The outflow was even more extreme for Ethereum, where balances dropped by 99.9% over the same period. BNB, Solana, and Tether USDT have also been reduced by 16.6%, 99%, and 99.9%. Interestingly, AB Kuai.Dong noted these assets were primarily past revenue generated by the platform rather than user funds. He also pointed out that a significant portion of the sold cryptocurrencies had been converted into USDC, which has increased by 57.5% in Binance’s wallets. Binance Responds To Market Crash Allegations AB Kuai.Dong quickly gained traction among crypto traders and investors on X, particularly those searching for explanations for the recent drop in Bitcoin and Ethereum prices. As the biggest crypto exchange in the world, a major selloff by Binance would be one of the worst things to happen to the cryptocurrencies involved. Related Reading: Analyst Says Prepare For Ethereum Price To Hit $17,000, Here’s Why However, Binance was quick to address the concerns, firmly denying that it had sold any assets. In an official statement on X, the exchange clarified that what had been observed was merely an internal accounting adjustment within the Binance treasury. As such, Binance reassured users that their funds remained safe and secure as always. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $95,740, having declined by 2.6% in the past 24 hours. Ethereum is trading at $2,600 and is on a 4.2% decline in the past 24 hours. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from Tradingview.com
USDt explained for beginners: Learn how Tether works, why it’s popular and how it stacks up against other stablecoins.