
It is important to note that not having a MiCA license does not threaten USDT’s stability. Analysts believe one implication of the new rule is that USDC may see more adoption because of the current condition, since its issuer, Circle, is licensed in the EU.
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It is crucial to note that there are no immediate risks in holding the USDT stablecoin arising from the current situation. USDT holders can keep their assets in their portfolios unless the crypto exchange decides to delist the cryptocurrency. Under such circumstances, the exchange will convert the USDT balance to a regulated stablecoin like the USDC and maintain a seamless operation.
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Source: coinedition.com