Tether Helps Guinea Explore Blockchain Tech; New Crypto Users Could Benefit f...
Yesterday, Tether (the $USDT stablecoin issuer) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Guinea to assist new crypto users from the African nation in exploring blockchain tech. The agreement is similar to one that Tether signed with Uzbekistan last year, which focused on providing new crypto users with information about Web3 education, innovation, and stablecoins. […]
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