Who's ditching Tether (USDT) with all the new rules, regulations, and proven 'centralization' around it as of October 2026?

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Who's ditching Tether (USDT) with all the new rules, regulations, and proven 'centralization' around it as of October 2026?

I see news coming from everywhere about regulations , confiscations, bannings, etc etc

I had a guy tell me from Europe "take USDT, i can't use it here due to MICA"

Who else is leaving this behind ? And what do you see for the future of Stablecoins?
 
USDT has never inherently been decentralized to kick off with, they’ve got full control over their entire circulating supply, and I’m not only talking about the price peg. I’ll keep using it though, in combination with USDC.
 
USDT has never inherently been decentralized to kick off with, they’ve got full control over their entire circulating supply, and I’m not only talking about the price peg. I’ll keep using it though, in combination with USDC.

I'm just wondering how Europe banning it is effecting everyone's views


Is a Bank run coming? Has it passed? Can it be controlled?
 
most freezes people report are exchange side, a wallet flagged after receiving from a risky address, so keeping two networks open and receiving from clean wallets only has been enough for us
 
I've noticed a lot of folks moving off USDT lately because the new rules make it feel too centralized and risky. look for stablecoins with clearer audits and decentralized governance if you want to stay compliant.
 
I've noticed a lot of folks moving off USDT lately because the new rules make it feel too centralized and risky. look for stablecoins with clearer audits and decentralized governance if you want to stay compliant.
What stablecoins do you propose?
 
Couldn’t really care less about regulations, I tend to look at adoption instead - and USDT is still the most accepted coin across the board so while that’s a fact, I’ll be using it.
 
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