Tether will discontinue its USDT stablecoin services on five legacy blockchains: Algorand, Bitcoin Cash, EOS, Kusama, and Omni. The decision aims to refocus on platforms that support greater scalability and community engagement, with redemptions ending on September 1, 2025. This move comes in light of regulatory pressures and a decline in usage for these legacy chains.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has declared that "covered" stablecoins, such as USDT and USDC, are not classified as securities. Consequently, individuals involved in minting or redeeming these stablecoins do not need to register their transactions with the SEC. This decision aligns with increasing regulatory clarity and legislative efforts surrounding stablecoin use in the U.S.

Tether's USDT has reached a record market cap of over $160 billion, marking significant growth due to its utility in emerging markets and strong profits from U.S. Treasury holdings. CEO Paolo Ardoino highlighted this milestone as a testament to USDT's role as a digital dollar for millions worldwide. Tether's dominance continues, holding a substantial market share in the stablecoin sector.

Ethereum's stablecoin supply has surged to a record $166 billion, reflecting increasing confidence in its role within decentralized finance (DeFi). USDT leads the market with $87.8 billion, followed by USDC at $48 billion, signaling heightened institutional adoption and liquidity.

TRON DAO has announced that the circulating supply of Tether (USDT) on its blockchain has surpassed $70 billion, highlighting increased demand for its fast and cost-effective solutions. With over 302 million accounts and significant transaction volume, TRON is positioning itself as a key player in the stablecoin economy and aims to enhance financial accessibility globally.