The European Securities and Markets Authority has clarified that the new MiCA regulations do not place explicit restrictions on the custody and transfers of non-compliant stablecoins like Tether USDt. This confirmation has ramifications for stablecoin operations within the European framework. Industry experts emphasize the importance of this ruling as it reassures operators and investors alike about the future of stablecoin liquidity in the market. As regulations evolve, Tether’s position in the crypto landscape remains of great interest to stakeholders. The dialogue around compliance and regulatory clarity will play a crucial role in shaping the future of both Tether and the wider stablecoin market.