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#Stablecoin #STABLE #USDT According to reports, at 13:00 (UTC) on December 8, the Bitfinex-supported Layer1 blockchain Stable announced the official launch of its mainnet Stable Chain, simultaneously launched its native governance token STABLE and an independent operating organization, the Stable Foundation. This network uses USDT issued by Tether as the Gas fuel token, and all on-chain transactions are settled in USDT. The launch of the Stable mainnet caused a big stir in the crypto ecosystem and the community. Google Trends, in the week before launch, also saw its popularity gradually surge as the launch time approached. Besides Stable’s own popularity, the fact that the stablecoin-driven public chain field urgently needed a focal point is also one of the reasons. From Ethereum’s scaling war, the brutal explosion of the EVM ecosystem, to the renewed return of the Solana-style performance narrative, every round of the market has a dominant narrative. But in this “public chain battle,” the stablecoin-driven public chain has always been neither hot nor cold, and of course it has never truly been falsified. Click to register SuperEx Click to download the SuperEx APP Click to enter SuperEx CMC Click to enter SuperEx DAO Academy — Space However, the entire market has now entered a relatively cold cycle. So will the market really buy the narrative of stablecoin public chains? If 2021–2022 was the competition of public chain performance, then the competitive focus of the crypto industry in 2023–2024 has already quietly returned to the “most fundamental value layer” — payments, cross-border settlement, dollar stablecoin exports, and the monetization of on-chain dollars. The emergence of Stable Chain is not an accident. It stepped on a just-right node: tightening regulation, stablecoins going overseas, and dollar-pegged assets becoming the “base currency” of international crypto capital. If you use only one sentence to summarize the biggest selling point of Stable Chain, it is: this is the first public chain personally operated by the actual controller of the stablecoin (Tether), which means this is the first time the industry has seen a truly vertically integrated “stablecoin infrastructure chain.” 1. Stablecoins are the most stable traffic entrance in the crypto world Global USDT circulation exceeds 120 billion USD, and more than half circulates in Asia. For emerging markets, USDT has already become an “underground dollar system.” A chain that uses USDT as Gas is essentially: turning USDT into the blockchain’s “fuel” and “operating system.” This is extremely symbolic within the industry. 2. The regulatory era is coming, and stablecoin infrastructure is the “safest” and “rigid-demand” narrative When the United States begins pushing stablecoin bills, when Circle cooperates with major banks, when Tether begins proactive auditing, the industry has ushered in the “legalization stage” of stablecoins, and this brings a huge opportunity: in the next 5 years, stablecoins will become the most rigid demand in the Web3 world, and whoever controls stablecoin infrastructure controls the underlying traffic. Stable Chain precisely stepped on this cycle point. 3. Payment-level settlement speed + USDT Gas = a disruptive experience Stable Chain puts forward two key selling points: sub-second confirmation USDT is Gas (native GAS-TOKEN MODEL) This directly targets the biggest pain point on-chain right now: a chain oriented to ordinary people and cross-border payments should not让 users bear the uncertainty of Gas costs brought by token price volatility. This is why the market will refocus on this field: this is the most practically demanded infrastructure logic — rather than empty hype. The STABLE Controversies: Insider Trading, KYC Lag, and Value Doubts The insider trading incident: someone deposited hundreds of millions of USDT 23 minutes in advance Stable opened two rounds of deposits before mainnet launch, but both rounds were highly controversial. The first phase of pre-deposit started in late October, with a cap of 825 million USD, yet it was filled within minutes after the announcement was released. The community questioned that some players had insider positioning. The top-ranked wallet deposited hundreds of millions of USDT 23 minutes before deposits opened. The KYC lag incident: the system and technical capability triggered community criticism The project side did not directly respond to the insider trading doubts, and on November 6 it opened the second round of pre-deposit activity with a cap of 500 million USD. However, the insider-trading controversy in the first phase did not reduce market expectations for Stable. After the second phase opened, its website at one point became slow and laggy, which triggered massive complaints and criticism from the community. The combined first phase + second phase total exceeded 1.325 billion USD in USDT deposits. At the end of a bear market, a deposit scale of 1.3 billion USD is not unimpressive. This demonstrates one core issue: the market still has a large amount of capital willing to bet on the direction of “stablecoin infrastructure.” Of course, the controversy also, from another angle, proves that Stable’s market heat is real. The most controversial point about STABLE is: STABLE is not Gas, Gas is fully paid in USDT, so what value does it have? This makes many investors concerned: since STABLE is not GAS, what value does it have? More importantly, will STABLE become a “governance token tool-man”? But from a deeper economic design perspective, STABLE’s value comes from three parts: 1. STABLE is the “power center” of the entire network On Stable Chain, all consensus participation relies on DPoS + StableBFT, which means: whoever holds STABLE can become a validator (Validator) whoever holds STABLE can do delegation (Delegation) whoever holds STABLE can decide protocol upgrades and key parameters In other words: USDT is fuel, STABLE is the steering wheel. A more realistic viewpoint is: in the Web3 world, power itself is value, governance is value. 2. STABLE is the main asset of ecosystem incentives cross-chain rewards liquidity incentives early ecosystem developer rewards partner subsidies network growth incentives STABLE is the “reserve pool of the incentive mechanism” of the entire network, and in the crypto industry, this role usually means a sustained source of demand. 3. Token structure: risk and opportunity coexist From STABLE’s token allocation, there is no short-term sell pressure, and there is continuous release in the long term, which is a typical “large-scale infrastructure project curve.” That means STABLE’s price trend is highly likely to present the following pattern: an early sentiment-driven rise → entering a gradual digestion period → followed by a medium-to-long-term trend determined by ecosystem growth — a trajectory that shows obvious similarities to the early price movements of Plasma, TON, and Solana. Is STABLE’s first-day valuation: 2–3 billion USD high? Not high, but the risk is extremely high According to derivatives market pricing, STABLE’s implied FDV is around 3 billion USD. Many people think this is an “overvaluation,” but in horizontal comparison across the industry it is not exaggerated: Plasma: FDV 1.67 billion TON: FDV 20+ billion Solana: FDV 80+ billion Avalanche: FDV 6 billion Aptos: FDV 6 billion In this dimension, pricing Stable Chain at 2–3 billion is not outrageous. The real problem is not “whether the pricing is high,” but: can the valuation withstand sentiment volatility? can it withstand ecosystem growth? can it withstand a “Gas model that does not rely on STABLE”? These are the key factors that decide STABLE’s mid-term price trend.. The Future of Stablecoin Public Chains: Three Certain Trends + Two Biggest Risks Trend 1: Stablecoins will continue to expand their market dominance USDT is currently the only asset in the crypto industry that has global currency attributes. As long as the crypto market still has cross-border transactions, OTC, and Web3 payment demand, stablecoin chains will not disappear. Trend 2: Vertical integration of chains and stablecoins will accelerate Stable Chain is the first public chain “built by the stablecoin issuer itself.” In the future, Circle and PayPal may also go down a similar path. Trend 3: Stablecoin chains will grow exponentially in emerging markets Especially: Southeast Asia Middle East Latin America Africa Users in these regions do not care about “decentralization ideals,” they only care about: is transfer cheap? is it fast? can it use dollars? Stable Chain is exactly aimed at this market. Final conclusion: Does the market still buy the stablecoin public-chain narrative? Short term: buy (because of heat, pre-deposits, TGE sentiment) Mid term: wait-and-see (depends on the speed of ecosystem building) Long term: extremely strong potential, but still needs real stablecoin usage scenarios to land Whether Stable Chain will become the next “rich-ecosystem chain” will be decided by the market and development, but it is highly likely to become the most important “payments-grade infrastructure” in Web3. From an investment perspective: STABLE is a token that needs to pass through time. It is not a hype token, but an infrastructure token. And from the industry trend perspective: stablecoin public chains will not disappear, and will become more and more important. But whether the market continues to buy depends on whether this track can create truly scalable usage scenarios.

Tether choosing to confront S&P head-on is probably the most explosive news recently. On November 26th, S&P published a report downgrading its assessment of Tether’s asset quality from “constrained” to its lowest tier, “weak.” S&P noted that the proportion of high-risk assets backing the stablecoin has increased, including corporate bonds, precious metals, Bitcoin, and secured loans. As of the end of September, these assets accounted for 24% of total reserves, significantly higher than 17% a year earlier. From an asset allocation perspective, an excessive proportion of high-risk assets results in very low fault tolerance, especially under the current downward trend in BTC price, which may lead to under-collateralization risks for the stablecoin. What does this mean? Simply put, S&P believes Tether’s asset composition is unhealthy, with too many high-risk assets. Once something goes wrong, it becomes prone to liquidity shortages, which could affect USDT’s ability to maintain its peg to the U.S. dollar. As the world’s largest stablecoin, USDT has a circulating supply of about $184 billion. In response to such criticism, Tether’s CEO chose to confront S&P directly. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino responded to the rating, saying the agency’s traditional models have “been hurting investors for decades,” and emphasized that Tether is well-capitalized and has “no toxic reserves.” Finally, Paolo Ardoino expressed a strong and uncompromising stance: “We wear your disgust as a badge of honor.” The cause and effect are clear, but the story is far from over. Many people’s first reaction is: USDT has never depegged in all these years—so why is S&P suddenly taking harsh action? Why Did S&P Choose to Downgrade USDT Now? On the surface it’s about reserves, but fundamentally it’s the result of long-term risk accumulation. Superficially, S&P's reasons seem straightforward: Increased proportion of high-risk assets Insufficient disclosure transparency Reserve management not aligned with traditional financial standards Lack of a clear asset segregation system Declining high-risk asset prices may cause under-collateralization But you must understand: these issues are not new in 2024—they have always existed. Then why is the downgrade happening now? 1. Global interest rates have entered a “high plateau turning point,” and stablecoin reserve risk models are being re-evaluated For institutions of this magnitude, decisions are not made based on micro-level factors—they are based on macroeconomic shifts. The biggest variable in 2024–2025: Persistent uncertainty around the Federal Reserve’s policy direction. High interest rates → U.S. Treasury yields surge → stablecoin issuers generate explosive profits. This has created a structural shift: Stablecoin profits are now tightly linked to their exposure to risk assets. In other words: Previously, stablecoin issuers could easily earn yield simply by buying short-term U.S. Treasuries. But now, issuers are holding increasing amounts of: Bitcoin Gold Corporate bonds Secured loans Non-standard assets This raises a key concern for traditional rating agencies: Have stablecoins transformed from low-risk financial tools into “unregulated shadow money” with embedded credit risk? This is the first major implication behind S&P’s downgrade: Stablecoins are no longer simple digital representations of dollars—they have become “quasi-financial institutions carrying portfolios of risky assets.” 2. After the crypto market crash, risk assessment models have tightened again Looking from a broader macro lens: The December 2025 crypto market crash forced all risk assets into a new scrutiny cycle. BTC dropped 30% in under two months. Ethereum ETF saw continuous outflows. Tech stocks faced valuation doubts. Under such conditions, rating agencies must reassess the shock absorption capacity of stablecoins. Thus, S&P’s downgrade is essentially a natural result of cyclical market behavior: When markets rise → risks are ignored When markets panic → risks are emphasized This is not about targeting Tether—it is a “risk recalibration” for the entire industry. 3. Global regulators increasingly view stablecoins as systemic financial infrastructure Regulation has always been the strongest force shaping crypto. From EU MiCA to U.S. stablecoin legislation, there is a clear trend: Stablecoins will be incorporated into formal financial regulation. Under this trend, rating agencies must release early warning signals: “Stablecoins must reach banking-level standards for transparency and reserve structure.” Thus, this downgrade is a signal flare announcing the arrival of the “fully regulated stablecoin era.” The Real Risk of USDT Is — It’s Too Important, Too Systemically Critical to Fail Many people ask after seeing the downgrade: Will USDT depeg? To answer this, one must understand a crucial premise:USDT’s biggest risk is not a small deviation from $1—Its biggest risk is systemic contagion. Here’s USDT’s role in crypto: Largest stablecoin globally Over $184 billion in market cap Almost all DeFi architecture relies on it OTC desks, market makers, exchanges use it as settlement base Even functions as a “shadow dollar replacement” in several countries So the real danger is not price fluctuation—It’s that if USDT faces a confidence crisis, the liquidity backbone of the entire crypto market collapses. That is why this downgrade has an impact 10× larger than normal. Below are the key risk points the industry is concerned about—exactly what S&P targeted. 1. Higher proportion of high-risk assets → more volatile collateral quality Industry data estimates: 2023: 7% 2024: 17% 2025: 24% In under two years, the high-risk asset share tripled. With U.S. Treasury yields already lucrative, why does Tether hold high-volatility assets? There is only one reason: to expand profits. But higher profits = higher risks.Especially with BTC:If BTC drops by 20–30%, collateral coverage deteriorates rapidly.And the more fearful the market becomes, the greater the redemption pressure on USDT.The greater the redemption, the larger the liquidity stress.This becomes a systemic feedback loop. This is one of S&P’s core reasons for rating USDT as “weak.” 2. No banking-level asset segregation mechanism Traditional finance requires: Asset segregation Independent custody Counterparty risk disclosure Transparent risk exposure But Tether’s structure is: Reserves managed internally Custodians not fully disclosed Risk appetite determined internally Disclosure not aligned with traditional auditing frameworks Meaning:If Tether encounters corporate-level issues, its reserves may not necessarily prioritize protecting USDT holders.This is unacceptable in traditional financial systems. 3. Transparency remains insufficient — reports are not full audits Tether releases quarterly “Reviews,” not “Audits.” The difference: Review: checks whether numbers appear reasonable Audit: rigorously verifies authenticity of every number and process This is why institutions have long questioned:If the data is fine, why not do a full audit?Transparency remains USDT’s biggest vulnerability. What Chain Reactions Will the Downgrade Trigger in the Crypto Market? 1. USDT’s status as the “strong dollar substitute” weakens Over the years, in: High-inflation countries like Argentina, Turkey, Nigeria OTC and exchange liquidity DeFi settlement GameFi and derivatives USDT has functioned as the de facto dollar.But with the downgrade:Institutions, custodians, exchanges, cross-chain bridges.will be forced to reassess USDT’s risk profile. This could lead to: Some institutions reducing exposure Other stablecoins gaining market share USDC, FDUSD, etc., will likely grow over time.It won’t happen overnight, but it will happen. 2. USDC, FDUSD, PYUSD and other “regulated stablecoins” will accelerate market share growth The stablecoin market will likely evolve into:“Regulation-backed vs. Market-consensus-backed” dual competition. This downgrade could be a strong boost for USDC: U.S. regulatory alignment Strict auditing High transparency Conservative reserve structure In Ethereum and DeFi ecosystems, USDC’s acceptance will continue rising. 3. Crypto liquidity models must be rebuilt USDT is the largest “USD entry point” in crypto. If trust weakens: Liquidity decreases Market-making depth declines Volatility increases Cross-chain bridge TVL drops Derivatives depth weakens This means the market’s medium-term volatility may increase, not decrease. 4. Exchanges will face stronger pressure to diversify stablecoin offerings Three categories of exchanges will form: ● Category A: USDT-dependent exchanges Common in Asia and Latin America — difficult to escape reliance. ● Category B: Risk-diversified multi-stablecoin exchanges Binance, OKX, Bybit already adding FDUSD, FDX, USDC, etc. ● Category 😄 Exchanges issuing their own stablecoins In-house stablecoins will become part of their liquidity pools. After the S&P downgrade, Category B and C exchanges will grow faster. 5. DeFi protocols must recalibrate risk models USDT plays a critical role in DeFi infrastructures like: MakerDAO Aave Curve Uniswap Lido GMX When stablecoin risk ratings drop, they must adjust: Lower leverage ratios for USDT collateral Recalculate liquidation curves Update risk parameters Add alternative stablecoin pools This reduces systemic risk but also reduces capital efficiency. 6. Bitcoin may face short-term “sell pressure contagion” This is a widely overlooked point. If USDT redemptions surge, Tether may need to: Sell BTC Sell gold Sell corporate bonds Meaning:BTC may face downward pressure due to stablecoin redemption, not because of its own fundamentals.S&P explicitly highlighted this:BTC price decline → USDT under-collateralization risk.This is one of the first times a major institution has directly linked “BTC downside risk” with “stablecoin systemic risk.” 7. Regulators will use this event to accelerate stablecoin legislation This downgrade gives regulators strong justification. In the future, stablecoins may be required to: Use banking-level audits Adopt asset segregation Disclose custodians Provide daily reserve transparency Cap high-risk asset ratios Participate in cross-border regulatory frameworks Regulatory pressure on USDT will only increase. Summary S&P downgrading USDT essentially signals:The stablecoin industry is moving out of its “wild growth era” into an era of regulatory restructuring.Then, market liquidity structures must evolve, and high-risk reserve models will not remain viable. Investors will need to reassess systemic risks. Tether will remain strong, but it must adapt to the new rules.What this event truly changes is not USDT itself —but how the global crypto market understands safety, transparency, and trust.This will become one of the most important long-term themes in the future crypto industry.

#NewUser #USDT In an era where crypto assets are transforming the world, the best way to get started is not by blindly investing — but by learning while earning. SuperEx has launched the “New User Zone”, a dedicated entry point that combines tasks, rewards, learning, and growth for everyone stepping into the Web3 world for the first time. Here, you can not only get hands-on with crypto trading quickly, but also claim up to 1,000 USDT in exclusive new-user rewards.A One-Stop Growth Program for Beginners：Register → Deposit → Trade → Check In → Level Up The SuperEx New User Zone functions like a crypto growth runway: with each completed step, you move one step closer to mastering real crypto trading. Let’s walk through how these missions help you kick off your Web3 journey. Step 1: Register to Get a Mystery Box Reward Task: Complete account registration Reward: Get a chance to draw a digital mystery box worth up to 1,000 USDT — with a 100% win rate! 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Here, you can directly buy or sell BTC, ETH, SOL, USDT, and other major assets, enjoying transparent prices and instant execution. Pro tip: The SuperEx spot market offers deep liquidity, low slippage, and ultra-fast matching — making it the best place for beginners to learn real-time market dynamics. Step 4: Check In Daily to Win Big Rewards Task: Check in for 7 consecutive days Reward: Double rewards — earn up to 5,000 USDT Open the app each day to check in, earn experience points, and claim random tokens, vouchers, or lottery entries. Stay consistent for 7 days in a row to unlock higher-tier rewards — proving that persistence really pays. Step 5: Master Crypto Basics and Start Learning Now Beyond generous rewards, SuperEx also offers a structured learning guide to help you grow from a novice into an independent trader. 1. Learn Spot Trading Spot trading is the most fundamental crypto operation — you can buy or sell BTC, ETH, etc. at real-time prices without waiting for settlement. 👉 Click to learn more about spot trading 2. Understand Contract Trading For those who want higher leverage and flexible strategies, explore SuperEx’s contract trading features. The platform supports up to 150× leverage with professional risk controls — perfect for users eager to dive into the derivatives market. 👉 Click to view contract trading tutorials 3. Use SuperWallet SuperEx’s SuperWallet adopts a hybrid architecture, combining CEX-level trading efficiency with DEX-grade security. You retain full control of your assets while enjoying the speed of a centralized exchange. 👉 Click to learn more about SuperWallet How to Access the New User Zone Step 1: Register as a SuperEx User Go to www.superex.com, click the Register button on the upper right corner to enter the registration page. (App users: tap the top-left avatar → select “Login or Register” → click “Register.”) On the registration page, choose Phone / Email, enter your credentials and password, agree to the SuperEx Terms of Service, and click Register. Enter the 6-digit verification code sent to your phone or email to complete registration. Step 2: Go to the SuperEx homepage and find the “Exclusive for New Users” section. Step 3: Click “Check in” to start your new-user tasks. Important Notes The New User Zone is for newly registered users. Most missions are exclusive to new accounts created after the zone launch. Each task reward can only be claimed once. Rewards are distributed instantly to your funding account or voucher center. If you miss a check-in day, the reward cycle resets from Day 1. In cases of cheating or fake registrations, SuperEx reserves the right to cancel eligibility and revoke rewards. The 7-day check-in event is available to both new and existing users. If you don’t see the New User Zone in the app after registering, please ensure your SuperEx app is updated to the latest version. Rewards from the New User Zone cannot be stacked with other promotions. SuperEx reserves final interpretation rights for this event. On SuperEx, Learning and Earning Are One Step Apart Whether you’re new to the blockchain world or an explorer seeking to learn trading through real-world tasks and rewards, the SuperEx New User Zone is your perfect starting point. 👉 Register now at www.superex.com, draw your 1,000 USDT New User Mystery Box, and begin a Web3 journey that truly belongs to you.

#USStocksTrading #USDT #SuperEx Born from the Bretton Woods dollar system, the U.S. dollar undeniably cemented its dominance in global finance — and U.S. stocks became the world’s largest financial market, often serving as the barometer and weathervane for global traditional finance. The best example? When Wall Street falls, global markets tremble. While the dollar is global, U.S. stocks are not. Countries and regions including Russia, Hong Kong, Mainland China, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Afghanistan are restricted — some entirely, some partially — from trading U.S. stocks. For traders, this has long been a major obstacle. So what can investors do? Proxy identities to bypass restrictions? Switch financial tracks entirely? Both options are cumbersome. But what if you could use your USDT to directly buy Apple, Tesla, or Microsoft stock? Sounds hard to believe — but it’s now a reality. To expand global investment opportunities and offer users a more diverse asset trading experience, SuperEx has officially launched “US Stocks Trading”, supporting 90+ globally popular stock-mapped trading pairs. This means you can trade AAPL/USDT, TSLA/USDT, MSFT/USDT, etc., just like BTC/USDT — no U.S. dollars, no brokerage account, no cross-border transfer headaches. You can now effortlessly participate in trading world-renowned U.S. equities. Imagine buying Tesla or Microsoft on SuperEx as easily as buying Bitcoin — no bank wires, no barriers. What Is SuperEx’s U.S. Stock Zone? In simple terms, SuperEx’s US Stocks Trading section maps real U.S. stock prices to on-chain tokens. For example, AAPL/USDT mirrors Apple’s stock price. If Apple’s Nasdaq share price rises 2%, AAPL/USDT rises 2%. If it falls, the mapped token falls accordingly. Essentially, it’s not the stock itself, but a price exposure instrument. When you buy with USDT, you’re purchasing a digital asset pegged to the underlying stock’s value. Advantages: No need to open a U.S. brokerage account or handle cross-border transfers. All transactions settle in USDT, identical to crypto trading. The trading interface and logic are identical to spot crypto trading — no learning curve for existing users. In short: SuperEx has brought U.S. stocks into the crypto world, allowing investors in restricted regions to access them seamlessly — a major breakthrough. Why Trade U.S. Stocks with USDT? Beyond regional trading bans, traditional stock investing has several pain points. Comparing the legacy Wall Street system with USDT-based trading reveals why more investors are turning to crypto-settled equities. 1. Complicated Account Opening Non-U.S. investors must find international brokers, complete lengthy forms, and pass strict KYC and tax compliance checks — a major deterrent for many. 2. Difficult Fund Transfers Cross-border deposits involve wire transfers, foreign exchange fees, and long waiting periods — sometimes days — or even rejections due to currency controls. 3. Regulatory Variations Each country enforces different compliance standards, leaving many investors locked out by slow or inconsistent approvals. 4. Trading Bans As mentioned earlier, U.S. restrictions prevent residents of certain regions from participating altogether, regardless of available capital. Advantages of Using USDT to Trade U.S. Stocks 1. Global Accessibility Wherever you are, with USDT and a SuperEx account, you can instantly trade global equities — enabling true borderless finance. 2. No Currency Exchange Hassles USDT eliminates forex risks and conversion fees. Portfolio value is clearer, returns are more stable. 3. Seamless Experience Crypto-native users face zero friction: placing orders, managing positions, and settling trades all follow the familiar crypto logic. 4. Speed & Flexibility USDT-based transactions settle in seconds — not the traditional T+2 of Wall Street. This allows for agile position management, quicker reaction to news, and even higher-frequency strategies. For crypto-native investors, USDT stock trading is the natural evolution — bypassing traditional finance barriers while retaining exposure to blue-chip assets. Put simply, USDT enables global investors to access one of the most liquid markets on Earth — instantly and permissionlessly. US Stocks Trading vs. Traditional Stock Investing Naturally, SuperEx’s stock trading differs from holding actual shares on Wall Street. No Shareholder Rights You don’t become a legal shareholder — no dividends, voting rights, or ownership privileges. What you hold is price exposure. No Brokerage or Regulatory Barriers Unlike traditional brokerages that require strict KYC, AML, and tax filings, here all you need is a USDT wallet — trade as freely as crypto. Superior Flexibility & Liquidity Crypto-style trading means instant settlement and higher liquidity — advantages the traditional stock market simply can’t offer. In short, this is a parallel market mirroring U.S. stock prices — purpose-built for crypto investors. The Deeper Meaning: SuperEx as a Bridge Between TradFi and DeFi While not the first exchange to explore tokenized stock trading, SuperEx’s scale, architecture, and “Community-First” philosophy make this launch truly landmark. By introducing 90+ blue-chip and trending U.S. stock pairs, SuperEx is sending a clear message — the fusion of traditional and crypto finance is accelerating faster than most realize. This innovation redefines “Borderless Finance” and opens a new investment dimension for global users. Crypto traders, once limited to Bitcoin and Ethereum, can now build diversified portfolios combining traditional equities and digital assets — enabling real risk diversification and yield optimization. For non-U.S. investors, this marks a historic shift. Companies like Tesla, Apple, and NVIDIA are global icons, yet for decades, millions of investors in Asia, Africa, and Latin America were blocked by capital controls, taxes, or account barriers. SuperEx’s Stock Trading Pairs remove these restrictions — letting anyone with crypto participate in the growth of the world’s most valuable companies. This isn’t just a product launch — it’s a financial paradigm shift. SuperEx is pushing crypto finance beyond isolated digital assets into a parallel system interoperable with real-world finance. Investors no longer need to choose between “traditional” and “emerging” — within the SuperEx ecosystem, they can experience true multi-asset, global, barrier-free investing. In this sense, SuperEx is not merely an exchange, but a catalyst accelerating the convergence of traditional and crypto finance. It signals a future where capital markets are no longer divided by geography, currency, or regulation — but unified by openness, interoperability, and liquidity. For hundreds of millions of investors worldwide, this means a new era — Assets without borders. Opportunities without barriers. Finance without limits. Summary SuperEx US Stocks Trading isn’t just another new feature — it’s a major milestone in the merging of traditional and crypto finance. For investors, it means: Trade leading companies like Apple, Tesla, Coca-Cola directly within the crypto ecosystem; Access the U.S. stock market without borders, using only USDT; Enjoy a faster, more flexible, and efficient investing experience than traditional brokerages. Are you ready to trade the world’s most famous companies just like Bitcoin?

#USDT #USAT #Tether Is USDT getting a sibling? On September 12, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer, Tether, officially announced it will launch USAT, a U.S.-market–focused, fully compliant U.S. dollar stablecoin. At the same time, Tether named former White House Crypto Council Executive Director Bo Hines as USAT’s CEO and confirmed the coin will go live before year-end, in compliance with the newly passed GENIUS Act in the United States. The news drew strong attention across the global crypto market and traditional finance. For years, Tether’s USDT has been viewed as an “offshore dollar,” with a market cap of $169 billion, accounting for 58% of the stablecoin market. Yet it has never fully entered the U.S. compliance framework. Now, the launch of USAT signals Tether is proactively filling that gap — moving into a new stage as an onshore dollar. So where are USAT’s core highlights? Why did Tether choose to roll out a compliant stablecoin now? What impact will this move have on the U.S. and global stablecoin markets? This article breaks it all down. Why Is Tether Launching USAT? From the outside, Tether hardly looks short on money. In 2024, Tether’s net profit hit $13 billion, and it even became one of the largest holders of U.S. Treasuries — surpassing countries like Germany, South Korea, and Australia. So why go to all the trouble to launch an entirely new, U.S.-compliant stablecoin? Mainly three reasons: 1. The massive potential of the U.S. market While USDT is hugely popular globally, it has long been suppressed in the U.S. by rival Circle’s USDC. Circle has leveraged compliance advantages and licenses to lock in U.S. enterprise and institutional users. As the world’s largest financial market, the U.S. is not somewhere Tether can remain absent forever. 2. Regulatory pressure forcing a shift The U.S. recently passed the GENIUS Act, explicitly requiring stablecoins to be backed 1:1 by cash or U.S. Treasuries and to undergo audits. USDT’s reserves include bitcoin, gold, and other assets — out of scope under the act. In other words, without a compliant product, Tether would be marginalized in the U.S. market. 3. A dual-track global strategy USDT will continue as the offshore dollar, serving emerging markets and the unbanked; USAT will be the onshore dollar, giving U.S. enterprises and financial institutions a compliant stablecoin option. This is Tether’s “dual-coin strategy.” In short: USDT solves global usability; USAT solves U.S. compliance. “Compliance” Is USAT’s Biggest Selling Point USAT’s number-one draw is, without doubt, compliance. But merely meeting regulatory requirements doesn’t fully capture its strategic importance. In reality, USAT signals stablecoins entering a “2.0” phase: not just payment tools, but bridges between TradFi and Web3. 1) Under U.S. oversight: Compliance is the ticket in — and a moat USAT’s issuer is Anchorage Digital — a national trust bank regulated by the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) and the only national-level compliant institution approved to custody crypto assets. Historically, the biggest “short board” for stablecoin projects has been regulatory uncertainty — USAT directly addresses this pain point. This not only means USAT can legally operate in the U.S., but that it has a compliance moat. For traditional financial institutions, compliance is the prerequisite for adoption. Banks, payment giants, and multinationals rely far more on regulatory frameworks than retail users or DeFi participants. USAT’s backing gives it a shot at entering the mainstream financial system, potentially becoming a standardized tool for enterprise on-chain settlement. In other words, USAT’s “compliance” isn’t just a regulatory rubber-stamp — it’s the admission ticket to institutional adoption. That’s something USDT has long lacked. 2) Transparent reserves & compliant audits: A trust revolution for stablecoins Tether’s most persistent criticism has been reserve transparency. While USDT enjoys enormous liquidity worldwide, institutional investors and U.S. regulators have remained skeptical of its reserve composition. USAT will be different. It commits to 100% backing by cash and U.S. Treasuries, strictly maintaining a 1:1 reserve. More importantly, reserves will be custodied by Cantor Fitzgerald, a top Wall Street investment bank and primary dealer that deals directly with the Federal Reserve. What does this mean? Users can redeem 1:1 at any time without worrying about reserve shortfalls; Regular audits ensure transparency, boosting institutional confidence; Since Treasuries are among the safest assets, USAT’s credit risk is almost equivalent to the U.S. Treasury itself. This amounts to a stablecoin trust revolution. In recent years, frequent blow-ups (e.g., TerraUSD) eroded confidence in “algorithmic” support. USAT’s reserve model plugs those holes: not only compliant, but verifiable. 3) Strong personnel background: Dual protection — from product to policy In finance and crypto, personnel often matter more than products. Tether’s appointment of Bo Hines as USAT CEO is a strategically significant choice. Hines comes from the policy world, having served as Executive Director of the White House Crypto Council and deeply involved in U.S. digital asset policymaking. He not only understands how to engage with regulators, but can also push stablecoins onto the policy agenda. This means USAT is not just a product — it’s also a “political calling card”: It can play offense in regulatory negotiations; It can respond to new policy immediately, avoiding passive remediation; It can build direct channels with Congress, Treasury, and other agencies. Put differently, USAT’s localization is not just a registered address in the U.S. — it is a full entry into the policy discourse. That’s critical for winning institutional trust. 4) Platform tech upgrade: Not only a stablecoin, but an asset-tokenization tool USAT will run on Tether’s Hadron technology platform. Hadron is Tether’s next-gen infrastructure that supports not only stablecoin issuance but also real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. This means USAT’s future goes beyond “1 USD = 1 USAT.” It may connect with broader assets: Treasuries on-chain: let institutions buy/sell U.S. Treasuries directly on-chain, simplifying settlement; Corporate bonds or notes: via the USAT platform, companies could issue tokenized debt, lowering financing thresholds; Commodities & real estate: in the future, users could buy or collateralize gold, real estate, and more within the USAT ecosystem. From this perspective, USAT isn’t a standalone product; it is a key cornerstone for putting U.S. dollar assets on-chain. Its potential goes far beyond payments and transfers — it could become the general gateway for U.S. financial assets entering Web3. 5) In summary, USAT offers four core advantages: Compliance: Recognized by U.S. regulators — the entry ticket for institutions; Transparency: 100% cash & Treasuries backing — setting a new trust standard; Localization: Deep political/policy background — smoother regulatory interfacing; Technology: With the Hadron platform, a foundational layer for asset tokenization. If USDT is the global “offshore dollar,” USAT is the U.S.-domestic “onshore dollar.” The two complement each other, forming Tether’s dual-track strategy. This is not only Tether’s transformation — it also marks the stablecoin industry’s entry into a new era of compliance + institutionalization. Impact on the Industry Landscape 1. A direct threat to USDC Circle’s biggest advantage has been compliance. Now Tether is playing that card with USAT. With Tether’s scale and brand power, USAT could quickly attract a large user and institutional base. 2. A challenge to traditional financial institutions JPMorgan, Stripe, and even the Federal Reserve are exploring stablecoins. Tether’s move is a beachhead landing, putting pressure on banks and payment giants. 3. A template for global regulators Hong Kong launched the world’s first stablecoin regulatory ordinance in 2025, while the U.S. GENIUS Act represents another model. Tether’s dual-coin strategy will be a case study for regulators worldwide. Conclusion: Will USAT Become America’s “On-Chain Dollar”? Tether’s USAT is not just a product upgrade — it’s a strategic shift: From offshore to onshore; From opaque to compliant; From global hegemon to a powerful competitor in the U.S. market. The future stablecoin landscape may look like this: USDT: Continues to dominate globally, especially in emerging markets; USAT: Faces off against USDC in the U.S. market; Other stablecoins: Seek niches and specific application scenarios. One thing is certain: USAT’s birth will accelerate industry reshuffling and deepen the U.S. dollar’s footprint in digital finance

#USDT #SuperEx Maybe you’ve noticed that in between trades, there’s always a sum of “idle money” lying quietly in your account. It’s too small to invest, but too wasteful to ignore. This is a common issue for many users, and that’s why more and more people are starting to focus on how to “put their idle funds to work.” Instead of letting USDT sit idle in your wallet, why not use SuperEx’s wealth management products to earn extra returns? SuperEx provides its users with a wide range of wealth management plans, covering both flexible and fixed options. These not only meet the needs of flexible fund management but also help investors secure stable returns. What Is SuperEx Wealth Management? — Assigning a Reliable “Job” for Your Funds SuperEx Wealth Management is a digital asset wealth management service built by the SuperEx platform. Users can deposit idle funds into specific wealth management products to earn interest income and generate profits outside of trading. While building a safer and more trustworthy platform, SuperEx also provides users with diverse asset management options to hedge against market volatility risks. In simple terms, you can think of SuperEx Wealth Management as a kind of “finance company.” You hand over your funds, and it assigns them daily “jobs,” then pays you wages (interest) into your account at fixed times. Its greatest advantages are: Making idle funds stop sleeping and putting them into flexible or fixed “positions”; Helping you hedge against the extreme volatility of the crypto market to create more stable returns; And the process is similar to bank wealth management, but with usually more attractive interest rates. So: If you’re a trader, wealth management can serve as an additional income channel; If you’re a long-term holder, wealth management works like a “steady income net,” collecting interest for you daily. Two Major Sections of SuperEx Wealth Management: Flexible vs. Fixed SuperEx Wealth Management has two major sections: Flexible Wealth Management and Fixed Wealth Management. They are like two different job modes, each with pros and cons. 1. Flexible Wealth Management: The Free-Spirited “Part-Time Bee” Feature: No fixed term, deposit and withdraw anytime, flexible returns. Base interest rate: 2% Bonus interest rate: details available from customer support. Flexible wealth management is like a savings account: funds can be withdrawn anytime, never locked. But unlike a bank’s “barely visible interest,” SuperEx’s flexible rates are several levels higher! 2. Fixed Wealth Management: The Reliable “Full-Time Worker” Feature: Fixed terms, higher returns. Periods: 7 days, 60 days, 60 days (non-redeemable), 180 days, 365 days, 365 days (non-redeemable). Rates: Ranging from 3% to 10%, with longer terms offering higher returns. Detailed rates: 7-day product: 3% annualized, short-term “trial class.” 60-day product: 4.1% or 4.5% (non-redeemable). 180-day product: 6% annualized. 365-day product: 6.5% or 10% (non-redeemable). Reminder: Early redemption counts as “breach of contract,” and interest will be withdrawn. So fixed terms are more suitable for funds you don’t need urgently. How Is Interest Calculated in SuperEx Wealth Management? 1. Flexible Wealth Management Interest Flexible interest is calculated on a T+1 minute basis, distributed T+1 on the hour. Example: User A subscribes to flexible wealth management with 10,000 USDT at 18:37 on August 12, with an annualized rate of 3%. Daily interest = 10,000 × 3% ÷ 365 = 0.8219178082 USDT. Per-minute interest = 0.0055706256 USDT. At 19:00 on August 12, User A receives the first payout of 0.0131278539 USDT. 2. Fixed Wealth Management Interest For fixed-term products, SuperEx provides different yields. After subscription, interest is distributed after T+1 day at 00:00. Daily interest = Subscription Amount × Yield ÷ 365. Example: On August 15, User A subscribes to a 180-day fixed product with 10,000 USDT at 6% annualized. Starting August 16, User A earns 10,000 × 6% ÷ 365 = 1.6438 USDT per day. Is My Capital Safe? The first concern for many users: “Wealth management sounds good, but is my money safe?” SuperEx has never had a fund-theft incident and maintains 100% safety so far. Fund transparency: Every deposit and payout can be viewed in real time in your account. Flexible redemption: Flexible funds can be withdrawn anytime, fixed funds are automatically returned upon maturity. No penalty fees: Early redemption doesn’t incur fines (only interest is canceled, principal is returned). In short, your funds are always under your control — no black-box operations, no forced misappropriation. Who Is SuperEx Wealth Management For? Long-term holders: If you’re just letting funds sit idle waiting for a bull run, why not put them to work earning daily interest? Active traders: Keep a portion of backup funds in flexible wealth management. It won’t interfere with trading, and you still get returns. Steady investors: Prefer long-term holding without chasing quick profits? Go for the 180-day fixed option. Highest rates, peace of mind. Conclusion Many times, we’re busy chasing market ups and downs, but overlook the “quiet money” at our fingertips. SuperEx Wealth Management is like a considerate “funds manager,” arranging every idle dollar into the right role so it creates value. Whether it’s the flexible freedom of short-term deposits, or the steady solidity of fixed terms, there’s always an option that fits your fund’s personality.