Stablecoins
Tether withdraws from Revolut by Aug. 31, potentially altering USDT access. Compliance and alternate pathways could impact stablecoin liquidity in Europe.
July 9, 2026
Tether withdraws from Revolut by Aug. 31, potentially altering USDT access. Compliance and alternate pathways could impact stablecoin liquidity in Europe.
Revolut says the USDT delisting is limited to the EEA and Switzerland, shaping stablecoin access, compliance strategy, and user options in Europe.
According to available reports, USDC stablecoin volume may have moved ahead of Tether as June stablecoin transfers were cited at $1.79T, influencing liquidity preferences.
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According to available reports, USDT often leads day-to-day transfer activity while USDC is frequently favored in DeFi across major chains and apps.
Stablecoin trading volume is anticipated to rise in 2026 as exchanges, payments, and DeFi boost liquidity, tighten spreads, and reshape crypto market structure.
Revolut indicates an August USDT delisting, citing risk and compliance considerations. Learn what could change for users, liquidity, and stablecoin listings in Europe.
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