Tether has decided to reverse course on its earlier plan to freeze USDT on Omni, Bitcoin Cash SLP, Kusama, EOS, and Algorand. Instead of cutting them off entirely, the stablecoin issuer confirmed that tokens on these chains will remain transferable, though no longer issued or redeemed. The decision followed strong feedback from communities within these ecosystems, who pushed back against the idea of a total freeze. While these blockchains will no longer enjoy full Tether support, they will not be abandoned completely, allowing users some continuity. This change aligns with Tether’s long-term strategy of prioritizing networks with significant developer activity and user adoption, such as Ethereum and Tron, while still respecting its history with smaller chains.
At the same time, the spotlight is turning toward World Liberty Financial and its WLFI token, a U.S.-based DeFi project tied to former President Donald Trump. Approved for trading after a governance vote, WLFI will debut on September 1 with only three percent of supply circulating, setting the stage for scarcity-driven volatility. Adding momentum, BingX is hosting a WLFI Listing Carnival where users can reserve early access and compete for 900,000 WLFI in rewards. What do you think about the future potential of the token?
At the same time, the spotlight is turning toward World Liberty Financial and its WLFI token, a U.S.-based DeFi project tied to former President Donald Trump. Approved for trading after a governance vote, WLFI will debut on September 1 with only three percent of supply circulating, setting the stage for scarcity-driven volatility. Adding momentum, BingX is hosting a WLFI Listing Carnival where users can reserve early access and compete for 900,000 WLFI in rewards. What do you think about the future potential of the token?