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Coinspeaker Tether Announces TokenPocket Wallet Support for TON-based USDT Tether, the leading issuer of stablecoins, has just announced that TokenPocket, a popular multi-chain wallet, has added support for USDT on the Telegram Open Network (TON). This move is identical to many similar ones that have happened in the recent past as Tether continues to integrate with various wallets, bringing new opportunities for users of the rapidly growing TON blockchain. Tether TokenPocket Partnership to Benefit Both Firms Tether’s announcement, made via a post on X, highlights what appears to be a strategic move on the company’s part to keep expanding the usability of its flagship stablecoin. By adding support for TON-based USDT, TokenPocket users can now seamlessly send and receive transactions using this specific variant of Tether’s stablecoin. The integration also represents a major achievement for Tether in that it is now more poised to expand the utility of USDT within the TON ecosystem, which has lately been gaining serious attention from crypto enthusiasts and investors alike. Before now, TokenPocket already forged a name for itself and is well known for its competitive multi-chain capabilities. With this recent integration, however, TON joins Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain on its list of supported blockchain networks. The partnership also serves TokenPocket’s favor. That is because adding TON-based USDT to its wallet also aligns with its mission to offer diverse and well-tailored solutions to users across different blockchain environments. This means that TokenPocket users can now partake in the stability of USDT on the TON network to experience smoother transactions and more. USDT on TON Blockchain Recently, the TON blockchain, developed by Telegram, has been making waves in every corner of the crypto space. Much about this hype borders on its fast transaction speeds and lower fees when compared to other networks. It was…

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Filed under: News - @ July 26, 2024 8:16 pm