The Wall Street Journal has released a major article about the stablecoin USDT and the business of the company Tether.
βͺοΈJournalists claim that Tether facilitates the creation of a "parallel economy" that operates beyond the reach of U.S. law enforcement. American authorities are concerned that the popularity of Tether undermines their sanctions policy.
βͺοΈThe article states that the largest stablecoin has become a primary tool for moving assets abroad, with Russia, Venezuela, and Iran using USDT to circumvent sanctions and conduct transactions with China.
βͺοΈThe authors described the blocking of criminals' wallets and Tether's cooperation with law enforcement as "playing to the gallery." According to them, USDT "fuels the financial criminal world" and undermines the U.S.'s fight against arms dealers, extortionists, and fraudsters.
βͺοΈThe confrontation between Tether and WSJ has been ongoing for quite some time. Tether has repeatedly published public rebuttals of the accusations and open letters to journalists on its website. In one of these statements, the company claimed that since 2021, the publication has released more than 80 "exposΓ©" articles about Tether and USDT.
βͺοΈJournalists claim that Tether facilitates the creation of a "parallel economy" that operates beyond the reach of U.S. law enforcement. American authorities are concerned that the popularity of Tether undermines their sanctions policy.
βͺοΈThe article states that the largest stablecoin has become a primary tool for moving assets abroad, with Russia, Venezuela, and Iran using USDT to circumvent sanctions and conduct transactions with China.
βͺοΈThe authors described the blocking of criminals' wallets and Tether's cooperation with law enforcement as "playing to the gallery." According to them, USDT "fuels the financial criminal world" and undermines the U.S.'s fight against arms dealers, extortionists, and fraudsters.
βͺοΈThe confrontation between Tether and WSJ has been ongoing for quite some time. Tether has repeatedly published public rebuttals of the accusations and open letters to journalists on its website. In one of these statements, the company claimed that since 2021, the publication has released more than 80 "exposΓ©" articles about Tether and USDT.
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