Last month, the British Virgin Islands-based company announced a strategic reorganization that will see it open three new divisions in addition to stablecoins: bitcoin mining, artificial intelligence, and education.
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BitcoinistWith a peso-backed stablecoin, Tether is essentially “recreating the foreign exchange market with a Tether product,” Ardoino said.
CointelegraphThrough a peso-backed stablecoin, Tether is basically “recreating forex markets with Tether products,” Ardoino said.
CointelegraphTether has yet to issue a statement explaining exactly why it blacklisted the three addresses, but it has done so before to comply with law enforcement and to assist the exchange after a cyberattack.
CointelegraphPaolo Ardoino, chief technology officer, of Tether and Bitfinex, explains why USDT will retain its dominance in an increasingly competitive stablecoin market.
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