Tether USDt USDT
Cryptocurrency · Stablecoins · launched in 2014
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- $0.9993
- Price −0.01%
- $182.38 billion
- Capitalization
- $45.09 billion
- Volume over 24 hours
- 6.75%
- Dominance
About the coin
- Circulating supply
- 182.62 billion USDT
- Total supply
- 189.31 billion USDT
- Maximum supply
- Unlimited
- Fully diluted capitalization
- $189.06 billion
- 24h high
- $0.9998
- 24h low
- $0.9991
Tether (USDT) is a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar at a 1:1 ratio. It has been issued by Tether Limited since 2014. Each token is backed by the issuer's reserves, primarily short-term US Treasury bonds and cash. USDT is issued on multiple blockchains, including Tron, Ethereum, and Solana, so selecting the correct network is important when transferring. The stablecoin is used as a "digital dollar": for settlements between crypto exchanges, storing funds without volatility, and international transfers. USDT is the largest stablecoin by market capitalization and one of the most traded cryptocurrencies in the world.
Additional information
FAQ
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USDT (Tether) is a stablecoin, a cryptocurrency whose exchange rate is pegged to the US dollar: one USDT aims to be worth one dollar. It is issued by Tether Limited. USDT is used as a digital equivalent of the dollar in the cryptocurrency economy.
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The peg is maintained through reserves and token issuance/redemption mechanisms. Market rates may briefly deviate from the dollar by fractions of a percent, or more during panic. Historically, the rate has returned to the peg after such deviations, but there is no guarantee.
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According to Tether, tokens are backed by company reserves. These are primarily short-term US Treasury bonds and cash, as well as other assets. The issuer regularly publishes reserve composition reports prepared by independent audit firms.
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USDT is issued on several blockchains, the most popular being Tron (TRC-20 standard) and Ethereum (ERC-20 standard). It is also available on Solana, TON and other networks. The token itself is the same everywhere, but transfers differ in speed and commission size.
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The sender's and recipient's networks must match. If an exchange or wallet accepts USDT on the Tron network, you should send it through Tron as well. For small transfers, networks with low fees are usually chosen, such as Tron. Always verify the network specified by the recipient before sending.
Legal status of crypto assets in Uzbekistan
This section is for reference only and shows global market data. MONIQ is not a crypto asset service provider, does not carry out operations with crypto assets and does not give individual investment advice.
- Crypto assets are not legal tender in the Republic of Uzbekistan: they cannot be used to pay for goods and services, except in cases directly established by law.
- Residents may buy, sell and exchange crypto assets only through providers licensed by the NAPP — crypto exchanges, crypto shops, crypto depositories and mining pools registered as legal entities resident in Uzbekistan.
- The register of licences is maintained by the National Agency of Perspective Projects. Licences are issued and revoked, so the composition of the register changes — check the status of a venue at the moment of the transaction.
- Until 1 January 2029 transactions with crypto assets are not subject to taxation, and income from them is not included in aggregate income.
- Crypto assets are not traded on the RSE «Toshkent» and are not available through a broker account. There are no guaranteed returns, investments are not insured, and the price may change by tens of percent in a short time.
The information does not replace legal advice. Regulation changes — before any transaction check the current wording of the law and the register of licences at .