Tether is bringing its $184 billion stablecoin back to Bitcoin for the first time in over a decade, but the technology powering this comeback raises serious questions about whether Bitcoin holders and miners stand to gain anything at all.
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Tether is set to relaunch its USDT (CRYPTO: USDT) stablecoin on the Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) network in October 2026, marking a return 12 years after its initial launch. This new integration will connect Bitcoin, the oldest blockchain, directly with USDT, the largest stablecoin valued at around $184 billion, designed to maintain a value of $1.
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