Which of these stablecoins has a brighter future?

(Bloomberg) -- Tether Holdings SA, the stablecoin issuer seeking to raise as much as $20 billion in a stock sale, is exploring ways to ensure liquidity for investors after intervening to stop some ...

Tether is the most traded stablecoin on the market, but investors should be mindful of transparency. Tether Limited, the issuer of USDT, has faced long-running scrutiny over transparency, since 2017.

Online video platform Rumble (RUM) saw its stock rocket higher on Monday after the company received a new $775 million investment from Tether (USDT), the company behind the stablecoin of the same name ...

Global stablecoin giant Tether has minted $1 billion USDT on the Tron network.

Rumble shares are soaring in after-hours trading Friday after the company announced a $775 million investment from Tether. Rumble says it will use $250 million of the proceeds to support growth ...

Traders look like they’re ready to rumble today. Rumble, the YouTube alternative video-streaming platform that has become popular in right-wing circles, said on Friday that it has secured a $775 ...

Rumble stock surged Monday after the video streaming platform said it would receive a $775 million investment from cryptocurrency company Tether.

The stablecoin race heated up Friday as Tether unveiled a planned U.S.-regulated, dollar-backed token called USA₮ and appointed former Trump administration official Bo Hines as USA₮ CEO.

Tether-backed Layer 1 blockchain, Stable will transition its native gas token from gUSDT to USDT0 on February 4 in a mainnet ...

The move marks the debut of Nasdaq’s first Tether Gold-backed corporate treasury, which will be established via a $150 million financing round. Nasdaq-listed wealth and asset management services ...