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Binance’s BUSD Was Once a Top Stablecoin, But Now Rendered Obsolete by Regulations
Following the demise of BUSD, both USDT and USDC gained more inflows than other alternatives combined.
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BTC$63,882.00+3.26%
ETH$1,686.60+3.71%
USDT$0.99950.00%
USDC$1.+0.04%
XRP$1.17+3.35%
SOL$66.92+3.45%
TRX$0.3264-0.54%
FIGR_HELOC$1.01+0.00%
HYPE$64.65+10.22%
DOGE$0.0865+2.47%
USDS$0.9998+0.01%
LEO$9.54+0.21%
RAIN$0.0133-0.08%
ZEC$435.86+1.49%
XLM$0.2006-1.76%
Binance said it replaced its BUSD assets in the SAFU fund with USDT and TUSD.
Following the demise of BUSD, both USDT and USDC gained more inflows than other alternatives combined.
Coinbase announced that it will suspend BUSD trading in March as the stablecoin no longer fulfills its listing.
Paxos recently confirmed it had received a Wells notice from the SEC and stated it is willing to fight the allegation that BUSD is a security.
New York financial regulator has ordered Paxos to stop issuing the dollar-pegged BUSD.
After it was reported that BUSD was undercollateralized by as much as $1 billion in the past, Binance offered its explanation for the previous discrepancies—and detailed…
The conversion rate for affected stablecoins will be 1:1.