Tether launches open AI SDK for crypto applications: USDT trading growth to $154.7 billion, increased activity of AI tokens including AGIX by 5 percent, and a 17 percent rise in network addresses 🚀

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Tether has launched an open AI SDK to improve crypto applications, including translators, voice assistants, and Bitcoin wallet helpers. The platform, built on Bare JavaScript runtime, will enhance the convenience of crypto transactions. After the announcement, the trading volume of USDT increased to $154.7 billion, and the activity of AI tokens such as AGIX surged by 5 percent. Tether's network also saw a rise in active addresses from 350 thousand to 410 thousand, confirming the growth of interest in AI within the crypto sphere.

This material was prepared by Khachatur Davtyan, developed and translated by artificial intelligence.

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