A stablecoin company has made inroads into a South American country to provide a more stable alternative currency at a time when economies are anything from stable. On 20 October, Tether Operations Limited, the company behind USDT, made an announcement that Tether (USDT) would soon be available at more than 24,000 ATMs across Brazil (ATM). […]A stablecoin company has made inroads into a South American country to provide a more stable alternative currency at a time when economies are anything from stable. On 20 October, Tether Operations Limited, the company behind USDT, made an announcement that Tether (USDT) would soon be available at more than 24,000 ATMs across Brazil (ATM). […]
