https://cryptoslate.com/tether-abandons-plan-to-freeze-usdt-on-legacy-crypto-networks-classifies-them-unsupported/
Tether abandoned plans to freeze its dollar-pegged USDT tokens on several older blockchains and is choosing instead to classify them as “unsupported,” according to an Aug. 29 statement. The change applies to networks such as Bitcoin Cash, Kusama, EOS, and Algorand, among others. Users will still be able to move tokens across wallets…
Tether abandons plan to freeze USDT on legacy crypto networks, classifies them ‘unsupported’
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