As I understand it, USDT/Tether must either obtain a license as an electronic money institute or it will be removed from all exchanges in the future. What does it mean if one currently has, let's say, 300,000 EURO in USDT - could one risk not being able to exchange them for another crypto in the near future?
Or is it just like with XMR/Monero, which can no longer be exchanged on the major exchanges but can still be exchanged on, for example, Instant Cryptocurrency Exchange | Best Rates & Lowest Fees | ChangeNOW
Or is it just like with XMR/Monero, which can no longer be exchanged on the major exchanges but can still be exchanged on, for example, Instant Cryptocurrency Exchange | Best Rates & Lowest Fees | ChangeNOW
Tether's USDT Gets Delisted on Crypto Exchange OKX for EU Users
The action may foreshadow regulatory restrictions in the region for the largest stablecoin by market capitalization and trading volume, as upcoming E.U. rules will require stablecoin issuer to be licensed electronic money institutions.
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