#us dollar

On November 17, the Dutch blockchain firm Quantoz Payments officially launched two new stablecoins, USDQ and EURQ, pegged to the US dollar and euro, respectively.

On October 6, 2014, the first-ever USDT transaction took place, marking the beginning of this stablecoin's journey. Since then, USDT has weathered its fair share of FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt). However, it's worth noting that USDT has also had several instances where it temporarily lost its peg to the US dollar.

Donald Trump’s post-return agenda to the White House includes measures such as significant import tariff hikes, escalating trade conflicts with China, and aggressive deficit reduction. His determination to weaken the US dollar stands out as particularly significant.

Coinbase, the American cryptocurrency exchange, has made the decision to delist 80 trading pairs that are not tied to the US dollar (including USDT) in an effort to enhance liquidity on its platform.