Tether moves El Salvador

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The heavyweight champion of stablecoins is making a big move to El Salvador, as new center of operations.

Uncharted territory, or friendly hosts?

Tether just got a Digital Asset Service Provider, a DASP license in El Salvador, and they’re ready to set up shop.

Once all the paperwork is wrapped up, Tether and its subsidiaries will officially call this Bitcoin-friendly nation home.

Per Tether’s announcement, this relocation is part of their grand plan to boost global Bitcoin adoption, so by planting their flag in El Salvador, they’re diving into one of the world’s most progressive markets and promoting innovation like never before.

El Salvador was the first country to declare Bitcoin as legal tender, and they’ve been on a roll ever since with projects that showcase their support for cryptocurrency.

The country has a welcoming regulatory environment and a growing business community that’s all about Bitcoin education, thanks to government programs teaching residents about the digital currency.

Tether looking for expansion

Tether isn’t just hopping on the Bitcoin bandwagon, but they’re also looking to expand their focus on emerging markets.

“This decision is a natural progression for Tether. It allows us to build a new home, foster collaboration, and strengthen our focus on emerging markets.”

Now, let’s not forget that Tether isn’t actually new to the El Salvador scene, as they’ve been involved in some exciting projects already.

In 2023, the Salvadoran government teamed up with Tether to launch a citizenship program that offers residency visas for those willing to invest $1 million in Bitcoin or Tether.

Clean renewable energy for Bitcoin mining

Last year, Tether jumped into a $1 billion Bitcoin mining initiative powered by none other than El Salvador’s volcanoes, and this project wants to promote sustainable mining while harnessing the country’s natural resources.

El Salvador represents a beacon of innovation in the digital assets space, Tether’s CEO, Ardoino said.

By establishing roots there, Tether aligns itself with a nation that shares its vision for financial freedom and resilience.

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