Tether Responds to Market Manipulation Accusations, Analysts Backs Tether’s Claims

Tether Responds to Market Manipulation Accusations, Analysts Backs Tether’s Claims
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2019-11-9 18:00

Tether, the most widely used stablecoin, has responded to the recent paper update by John Griffin and Amin Shams in trademark fashion. The strongly worded letter breaking down the flaws in the research paper is factful despite Tether’s obvious bias in this matter.

A majority of analysts in the space are backing up Tether afterRead MoreRead More. The post by Ashwath Balakrishnan appeared first on BTCManager, Bitcoin, Blockchain & Cryptocurrency News\.

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