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0.12%Tether parará de cunhar stablecoin USDT em Algorand e EOS
O fornecimento circulante da stablecoin vinculada ao dólar nas duas blockchains representa apenas cerca de 0,1% do fornecimento total de USDT .
Updated Jun 24, 2024, 2:22 p.m. Published Jun 24, 2024, 2:20 p.m.
A Tether, emissora da maior stablecoin do mundo, disse que deixará de cunhar o token USDT vinculado ao dólar nas blockchains Algorand e EOS como parte de uma "transição estratégica para priorizar o suporte de blockchain orientado pela comunidade".
O projeto visa "encontrar um equilíbrio entre a manutenibilidade, o uso e o interesse da comunidade", disse Tether na segunda-feira em um postagem de blog.
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O novo USDT deixará de ser cunhado na Algorand e na EOS a partir de segunda-feira, embora a Tether continue resgatando a stablecoin nas duas cadeias pelos próximos 12 meses.
De acordo com Tethersite, há aproximadamente US$ 113 bilhões de USDT atualmente em circulação, distribuídos em 16 blockchains diferentes. A grande maioria de USDT, no entanto, fica em apenas duas cadeias – aproximadamente US$ 59 bilhões na TRON e US$ 52 bilhões na Ethereum.
No Algorand, há apenas US$ 85 milhões de USDT, ou apenas 0,08% do fornecimento total; no EOS, apenas US$ 17 milhões, ou 0,015% do fornecimento total.
Bradley Keoun
Bradley Keoun is CoinDesk's managing editor of tech & protocols, where he oversees a team of reporters covering blockchain technology, and previously ran the global crypto markets team. A two-time Loeb Awards finalist, he previously was chief global finance and economic correspondent for TheStreet and before that worked as an editor and reporter for Bloomberg News in New York and Mexico City, reporting on Wall Street, emerging markets and the energy industry. He started out as a police-beat reporter for the Gainesville Sun in Florida and later worked as a general-assignment reporter for the Chicago Tribune. Originally from Fort Wayne, Indiana, he double-majored in electrical engineering and classical studies as an undergraduate at Duke University and later obtained a master's in journalism from the University of Florida. He is currently based in Austin, Texas, and in his spare time plays guitar, sings in a choir and hikes in the Texas Hill Country. He owns less than $1,000 each of several cryptocurrencies.
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