Hold on to your wallets and your meticulously organized spreadsheets, because Tether is about to hit the U.S. stablecoin scene by the end of this year. CEO Paolo Ardoino is apparently making besties in Washington, because sometimes the real crypto isn’t Bitcoin, it’s the friends we make along the way–especially the ones who fiddle with regulations 🍸.
Why now, you ask? Well, things in D.C. are shifting (thank you, Trump Era 2: Electric Boogaloo), and crypto might finally get the “cool mom who lets you host the party” treatment from regulators. Tether launching a U.S.-backed stablecoin could mean your digital dollars soon have that “freshly laundered through Congress” scent. 💸
This power move could cement Tether as the Beyoncé of stablecoins, or at least prevent them from being the MySpace of crypto. Either way, if you’re looking for stability in the wild west of digital coins, you might want to keep an eye on Tether—because nothing says “secure investment” like government approval… right?
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2025-05-02 14:36