This time, USDT has obtained an official identity card in Abu Dhabi—the global market (ADGM) has directly stamped it as a “recognized fiat-referenced token.”
Previously, it only supported familiar chains like Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche. Now, 9 new chains have been added at once: Aptos, Celo, Cosmos, Kaia, Near, Polkadot, Tezos, TON, and Tron. The coverage has expanded rapidly, so you can use whichever chain you prefer.
What’s even more exciting is that a leading exchange also officially announced on the same day that it has obtained the full ADGM license, and will begin compliant operations on January 5 next year. With this pace, Abu Dhabi is clearly gearing up to compete with Singapore and Dubai for the position of digital asset hub.
With these moves, the compliance channel has indeed become much broader.
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This time, USDT has obtained an official identity card in Abu Dhabi—the global market (ADGM) has directly stamped it as a “recognized fiat-referenced token.”
Previously, it only supported familiar chains like Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche. Now, 9 new chains have been added at once: Aptos, Celo, Cosmos, Kaia, Near, Polkadot, Tezos, TON, and Tron. The coverage has expanded rapidly, so you can use whichever chain you prefer.
What’s even more exciting is that a leading exchange also officially announced on the same day that it has obtained the full ADGM license, and will begin compliant operations on January 5 next year. With this pace, Abu Dhabi is clearly gearing up to compete with Singapore and Dubai for the position of digital asset hub.
With these moves, the compliance channel has indeed become much broader.