Tether's future on Coinbase hangs in the balance as the law may demand its delisting, impacting crypto investors and traders.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong may delist Tether if it fails to comply with upcoming U.S. stablecoin regulations, prioritizing ...

In fact, cryptos that aren’t Bitcoin are usually considered an “also-ran” — what are called “altcoins,” or alternatives ... Tether’s price is anchored at $1 per coin.

Coinbase Global would remove stablecoin tether from its U.S. cryptocurrency trading platform if required by new legislation, CEO Brian Armstrong said in an interview at the Journal House in Davos, ...

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong suggests that new U.S. legislation requiring stricter stablecoin regulations could lead to the delisting of Tether’s USDT on Coinbase.

The CEO of digital asset analytics firm CryptoQuant is showing proof that demand for Tether (USDT) remains strong even as the largest stablecoin by market cap faces mass delisting.

Tether, the issuer of the world’s largest stablecoin by market cap, has invested $775 million into Rumble, an alternative platform to YouTube known for not censoring content. “Tether deeply ...

Asked whether Tether had considered alternative locations for its headquarters ... 2025 Future of Moneycategory Trump's new meme coin soars on his first day in office, lifts other tokens January ...

Tether is investing in Quantoz Payments to ... This means that they are fully regulated and can be used as an alternative to digital transactions involving dollars and euros.