Dark Stablecoins: A Defiant Answer to Tighter Rules?
Tether Freezes $5.2M USDt Associated with Banned Addresses
SHIB Lead Dev Gives Rare Update on SHI Stablecoin Status
Stablecoins: A Digital Solution to US Debt and Economic Stability
A new class of stablecoin is rising—not with regulatory approval, but in defiance of it. Censorship-proof and state-resistant, these ‘dark stablecoins’ promise financial privacy just as governments begin to tighten the noose. Regulation Looms for Digital Dollars Stablecoins once moved crypto across borders with
Tether, the issuer behind the world’s largest stablecoin, USDt, has frozen approximately $5.2 million in USDt linked to 12 banned addresses. This action, reported by a crypto tracking and compliance account on X (formerly Twitter), highlights Tether’s ongoing efforts to maintain regulatory compliance and enhance security within the cryptocurrency space. On Tuesday, on-chain analytics firm
Shiba Inu lead developer Kaal Dhairya gives a rare update on the
The U.S. economy faces significant challenges due to its large national debt
