Tether announced that its stablecoin USD₮ has been granted the status of an accepted virtual asset in Abu Dhabi, allowing licensed companies to provide services using it. This strengthens the UAE's position as a leader in digital assets and contributes to the growth of the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry in the region. In recent years, there has been a rise in the adoption of cryptocurrencies in the UAE, with Abu Dhabi and Dubai becoming hubs for innovation in digital finance. The approval of USD₮ opens new opportunities for economic growth and digital transformation.
12/11/2024 2:17:46 PM (GMT+1)
Tether announced the recognition of USD₮ as an accepted virtual asset in Abu Dhabi, opening new opportunities for digital finance in the UAE and reinforcing the region's leadership in the crypto industry 🚀
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