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The issuer of the largest stabelcoin, Tether, has entered into an agreement with Notabene, a company that specializes in the identification of holders of digital assets, according to a press release.
Tether will be the first cryptocurrency firm to begin collecting data on its customers.
The company will track users to combat money laundering and terrorist financing, as well as to monitor compliance with sanctions.
In addition, the measure will better protect buyers of Tether's product, the USDT stabelcoin, which is pegged to the dollar at a 1:1 ratio.
"With Notabene, Tether will be able to test complex cryptocurrency scenarios in a collaborative and low-risk environment," the company claims.
So, FED is behind Tether to prevent GOLD and other precious metals from all time highs?
Identification has started. First they count us, then they tax us.
Not legal and financial advice;
Any information provided here is only the personal opinion of the author.

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Tether
- A digital currency created by a former actor?
- This asset allows cryptocurrency to work officially because many banks refused to service cryptocurrency accounts, especially those from foreign jurisdictions.
- Amazingly, the details about the quality and quantity of USDT's reserve collateral have invariably remained a closely guarded secret.
- Controlling $70 billion of USDT client funds, Tether Holdings simply has to be on the list of America's largest banks.
If it were not for one "BUT" - if this limited liability company had a banking license and was not a trivial offshore company registered outside the jurisdiction of the USA.
When do you think this Ponzi scheme will collapse?
Today? Tomorrow? or may be Never?
In any case this is your own money, no tears...

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