what do you mean brother?
MICA (whatever that is) forces the exchanges working on the European market to delist all stablecoins that they don’t accept from the end of this month, which leaves us with only USDC and some other obscure stablecoins that no one uses for crypto trading. USDT and USDC together have 90% of the trading volume for stablecoins but USDC has only 1/4 of that.
Personally, I believe MICA does this to create a demand for a new CBDC (Eurocoin) that will be totally controlled and “programmed” (possible to freeze) by the overlords of the EU. I will much rather buy a new offshore company than be forced into using a currency that someone can freeze with a click of a button.
what do you mean by that?
I have a good supplier (but I’m not an affiliate) and I have walked the path so I know what to look out for.
Sounds like a good scam 
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If you have a company overseas, you could open the exchange account under your company and trade usdt there.
Just because I have bought a company from them doesn’t mean I want to give them free public marketing, but of course I will answer if a friend asks me. There is nothing in it for me so please do me a favor and don’t ask.