"Major updates" to the protocol include "much faster indexing of transactions and the update to the decentralized exchange."
Tether
Stablecoin issuer Tether (USDT) has sponsored the development of a new version Omni, a platform for creating and trading custom digital assets and currencies on top of the Bitcoin protocol, according to an official post by Omni Lab.
The newest version of the platform, which has been labeled as Omni Core 0.7.0, includes "major updates" such as "much faster indexing of transactions and the update to the decentralized exchange."
Omni is where Tether originated, but USDT has also been distributed on EOS, Liquid, Ethereum, and Tron
Notably, Omni is the first network that hosted the first USDT tokens. However, Paolo Ardoino, CTO of Tether, said in a press release that was sent to Finance Magnates that although “Omni Core is highly valued and demonstrates good levels of security,” Tether has made an effort to spread itself over a variety of protocols.
“It is important to note that Tether is underpinned by diversity in different blockchains, of which Omni Core has proven to be an important component,” Ardoino explained.
At press time, there was $1.55 billion USDT authorized for circulation on Omni; $2.2 were authorized on Ethereum, $916 million on Tron, $5.25 million on EOS, and $1.56 million on Liquid. CoinTelegraph tweeted on December 13th that “While holding USDT, you must remember that...on the Omni and EOS blockchains, Tether can freeze owners’ tokens.”
(Source: https://wallet.tether.to/transparency)
Last week, Tether tweeted that it had “moved 220m Tether USDt as part of its Omni authorized but not issue pool to the issuance address in preparation to burn/revoke them (sic).” However, BeInCrypto reported that “the move appears to be not fresh money but instead a chain swap that is being facilitated through Binance.”
Tether has moved 220m Tether USDt as part of its Omni authorized but not issue pool to the issuance address in preparation to burn/revoke them, tx: 7b21e3f298cf0fdb6a5e5bc737bff81cd6fae07fd47c5e4a001b654a877a4120
Both companies have made an effort to try and halt the NYAG’s proceedings. However, James wrote in a filing published late last week that she found the attempts to end the court battle to be “perverse”:
“It is particularly perverse for respondents to criticize the adequacy of [the Office of the Attorney General’s] potential legal claims when respondents are the ones who have refused to disclose documents and information that would be directly relevant to their liability,” James wrote.
Stablecoin issuer Tether (USDT) has sponsored the development of a new version Omni, a platform for creating and trading custom digital assets and currencies on top of the Bitcoin protocol, according to an official post by Omni Lab.
The newest version of the platform, which has been labeled as Omni Core 0.7.0, includes "major updates" such as "much faster indexing of transactions and the update to the decentralized exchange."
Omni is where Tether originated, but USDT has also been distributed on EOS, Liquid, Ethereum, and Tron
Notably, Omni is the first network that hosted the first USDT tokens. However, Paolo Ardoino, CTO of Tether, said in a press release that was sent to Finance Magnates that although “Omni Core is highly valued and demonstrates good levels of security,” Tether has made an effort to spread itself over a variety of protocols.
“It is important to note that Tether is underpinned by diversity in different blockchains, of which Omni Core has proven to be an important component,” Ardoino explained.
At press time, there was $1.55 billion USDT authorized for circulation on Omni; $2.2 were authorized on Ethereum, $916 million on Tron, $5.25 million on EOS, and $1.56 million on Liquid. CoinTelegraph tweeted on December 13th that “While holding USDT, you must remember that...on the Omni and EOS blockchains, Tether can freeze owners’ tokens.”
(Source: https://wallet.tether.to/transparency)
Last week, Tether tweeted that it had “moved 220m Tether USDt as part of its Omni authorized but not issue pool to the issuance address in preparation to burn/revoke them (sic).” However, BeInCrypto reported that “the move appears to be not fresh money but instead a chain swap that is being facilitated through Binance.”
Tether has moved 220m Tether USDt as part of its Omni authorized but not issue pool to the issuance address in preparation to burn/revoke them, tx: 7b21e3f298cf0fdb6a5e5bc737bff81cd6fae07fd47c5e4a001b654a877a4120
Both companies have made an effort to try and halt the NYAG’s proceedings. However, James wrote in a filing published late last week that she found the attempts to end the court battle to be “perverse”:
“It is particularly perverse for respondents to criticize the adequacy of [the Office of the Attorney General’s] potential legal claims when respondents are the ones who have refused to disclose documents and information that would be directly relevant to their liability,” James wrote.
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