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The world's largest stablecoin, Tether (USDT), is set to be delisted in the EU on December 30th, 2024, as it is not compliant under the new MiCa regulation. Tether's market cap stands at about $139.7 billion, roughly 13% of all Swiss Franc in existence and larger than the entire valuation of Nike or UPS. In Argentina, 80% of all tech contractors are paid in USDT and for institutional investors USDT has always been the go-to-'currency' to swap digital asset into USD safely and quickly. Also, Tether is dwarfing its direct competitor Circle, whose stablecoin USDC is 4x smaller. Hence, USDT is very large. So why is it being outlawed? The Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulation, aims to bring greater transparency and consumer protection to the crypto market. MiCA requires all crypto-asset issuers, including stablecoin providers like Tether, to secure appropriate licenses to operate within the EU. Tether is considered to be an Electronic Money Tokens (EMTs) and as such in future can only be publicly offered on EU platforms if the issuer is authorized as a credit institution or electronic money institution - and has submitted a crypto-asset whitepaper to the competent authority. As of today, Tether has chosen to do neither. This could potentially lead to severely reduced liquidity and increased volatility. In contrast, Circle's USD Coin (USDC) has already achieved MiCA compliance, by applying for a E-Money License in Paris. I personally believe that MiCA is good for the EU and a prerequisite for developing web 3 solutions for institutional investors that rely on clear rules. However, USDT becoming outlawed was certainly an unintended consequence. What's your opinion? Why did Tether chose not to comply with EU regulations and what does this mean for the EU? And could this even support the emergence of Euro stablecoins?

The world's largest stablecoin, Tether (USDT), is set to be delisted in the EU on December 30th, 2024, as it is not compliant under the new MiCa regulation. Tether's market cap stands at about $139.7 billion, roughly 13% of all Swiss Franc in existence and larger than the entire valuation of Nike or UPS. In Argentina, 80% of all tech contractors are paid in USDT and for institutional investors USDT has always been the go-to-'currency' to swap digital asset into USD safely and quickly. Also, Tether is dwarfing its direct competitor Circle, whose stablecoin USDC is 4x smaller. Hence, USDT is very large. So why is it being outlawed? The Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulation, aims to bring greater transparency and consumer protection to the crypto market. MiCA requires all crypto-asset issuers, including stablecoin providers like Tether, to secure appropriate licenses to operate within the EU. Tether is considered to be an Electronic Money Tokens (EMTs) and as such in future can only be publicly offered on EU platforms if the issuer is authorized as a credit institution or electronic money institution - and has submitted a crypto-asset whitepaper to the competent authority. As of today, Tether has chosen to do neither. This could potentially lead to severely reduced liquidity and increased volatility. In contrast, Circle's USD Coin (USDC) has already achieved MiCA compliance, by applying for a E-Money License in Paris. I personally believe that MiCA is good for the EU and a prerequisite for developing web 3 solutions for institutional investors that rely on clear rules. However, USDT becoming outlawed was certainly an unintended consequence. What's your opinion? Why did Tether chose not to comply with EU regulations and what does this mean for the EU? And could this even support the emergence of Euro stablecoins?

Some crypto traders suggest that altcoins may be a better pick than Bitcoin “at this juncture," though not everyone agrees. With Bitcoin dominance creeping back up to nearly 60% amid a price stall in the last few days of 2024, there’s a growing belief among traders it could be time to switch their accumulation strategy toward altcoins. “Altcoins, at this juncture, offer a far more optimal R/R [Risk Reward] profile than Bitcoin does,” pseudonymous crypto trader Dyme said in a Dec. 27 X post, adding: “Time to DCA Bitcoin is over for another 1.5+ years.” Around 83.5% of crypto investors have used the dollar-cost-averaging (DCA) strategy, and 59% still use it as their primary way to buy crypto, according to a survey published by Kraken on Oct. 7. The DCA strategy is investing a certain amount of money in an asset at a fixed, regular time, to capture the highs and the lows, resulting in one average purchase price. Bitcoin dominance is sitting at 58.35% at the time of publication. Source: TradingView Dyme said to their 64,400 X followers that the altcoin market in 2025 will be “silly af” and said there could be higher risk/reward opportunities in assets from Dogecoin to Solana or a wider range of memecoins. However, Dyme said existing Bitcoin holders should “stay the course and ride it up.” “Assuming, of course, the cycles continue,” he said. Echoing a similar sentiment, Soap Capital CEO Tyler Durdan said in a Dec. 26 X post that the “next leg up will be glorious.” Durdan added: “I’m toying with the idea that it may be the final legs and cycles are, in fact, still a thing.” Cinnaeamhain Ventures partner Adam Cochran also appears to agree, saying that he believes a US Bitcoin Strategic Reserve has “low odds with current Congress” which would make it hard to see Bitcoin outperforming the rest of the market in the short term. “Other assets will benefit from regulatory clarity, new launches, new ICO eras etc., and that will suck a lot of liquidity out of the room for BTC,” Cochran said in a Dec. 26 X post. Change in attitude to Bitcoin “from the top” in the US However, some observers, including Blockchain Association CEO Kristin Smith, say the Bitcoin momentum is far from over, and there is still upside potential for newer investors even at this stage of the cycle. In a Dec. 26 interview with CNBC, Smith said that Bitcoin will reach $200,000 before any likelihood of $50,000. This represents around a 108% increase from Bitcoin’s current price, according to CoinMarketCap data. Bitcoin is trading at $95,720 at the time of publication. Source: CoinMarketCap Bitcoin is currently trading at $95,720, and CryptoQuant contributor Darkfost recently said that $95,000 is a “favorable zone for implementing a DCA strategy.” Smith added that the incoming Trump Administration, along with a shift in attitude “from the top” in the US and more financial advisers getting on board, will trigger a new wave of money flowing into Bitcoin. “As more and more retail financial advisers are advising their clients to do this, I think we’re going to see more people come into Bitcoin,” Smith said. “People are holding to look for more Bitcoin, not less,” she added. Source: Cointelegraph $LINK $XRP $BTC