What's the Fate of Stablecoins in this Bear Market, USDD & USDN Portrayed as UST 2.0 & Tether's Depleting Market Cap Raises Concerns!

It is a known fact that the crypto space is now in the middle of a notable bear market which is yet to find its bottom. The star crypto, Bitcoin, currently appears struggling to restore the last line of defence above $20,000. In such a case, the crypto market tumbles down heavily and at the …

Timeline of Usdd, Neutrino-usd, Tether, Terrausd-wormhole

1. Ban on payment for order flow  In what could be the biggest shake-up of US equity market rules, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering a total ban on the payment for order flow (PFOF) practice, which has been growing in recent years to the detriment of small firms and other mom-and-pop investors.  Payment for order flow, which is when market makers pay brokers to execute their clients' orders, is already banned in Canada, the UK, and Australia.

Tether has moved to counter “rumors” that 85% of its commercial paper is Chinese or  Asian and trading at a 30% discount thus calling into question its reserves. Tether or USDT is the number one dollar-based stablecoin and has endured a challenging market having largely.

Tether has categorically denied rumors about its commercial paper holdings, claiming they are being spread to induce panic and generate profits. The post Tether Refutes Rumors Surrounding Stablecoin Backing appeared first on BeInCrypto.

Tether, the company that issues the biggest USD-pegged stablecoin USDT, said that it condemns what it calls “false rumors” that its holdings include large amounts of Chinese commercial paper that supposedly trades at a discount. The company also distanced itself from Celsius (CEL) and Three Arrows Capital-related rumors. 

Tether, the operator of the USDT stablecoin, on Wednesday derided speculation that the token is backed by low-rated debt. The firm said in a press release that recent “rumors” that the portfolio used to back USDT consists of Chinese or Asian commercial papers are “completely false.

Victoria, Seychelles, 15th June, 2022, Chainwire AAX, the institutional-grade cryptocurrency exchange, is kicking off “Crypto Summer” with fun-filled crypto trading events that aim to disperse the doom and gloom of the emerging “crypto winter” with the prospect of some tantalizing rewards.  The wider cryptocurrency market has been in a tailspin lately as the value of digital assets falls amid fears of rising inflation and a worsening economy.

Key takeaways: Terra community member Fatman has found loopholes in a report claiming that TerraForm labs caused UST's depegging event in early May. According to Fatman, the Terra wallet cited in the report does not belong to the Terra Classic DAO.

According to a new report, the wallet identified by multiple independent entities and blockchain analytics firms as the main culprit behind Terra's collapse could belong to Terraform Labs.

The company behind the failed Terra (LUNA) ecosystem, now dubbed Terra Classic (LUNC), Terraform Labs (TFL) could be behind the collapse of its native algorithmic stablecoin UST. Per a report from CoinDesk Korea, investigators linked the company to the attack that led to UST losing its peg to the U.S. dollar.

The USDD stablecoin slips from the dollar peg during the recent market downturn and hit $0.9764 as we can see more today in our latest Tron news. Amid the Monday crypto crash, Tron's algorithmic USDD stablecoin lost its dollar peg and slipped to a low of $0.9764 as per the data from CoinMarketCap.