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USDT0 has added a liquidity dashboard to its analytics page showing pool balances and transfer limits for USDT across Ethereum, TRON, TON, Solana, and Celo, refreshed every minute. Users can preview available liquidity before initiating a cross-chain transfer.

• Co-founder zerolore said the feature lets users plan transfers "without guessing when there's enough liquidity."
• The dashboard covers the corridors between the five supported networks, giving a real-time view of USDT0's cross-chain pools.

The tool addresses a recurring friction point for bridge users: transfers failing or getting stuck on routes with thin liquidity. It arrives as USDT0 continues expanding its multi-chain footprint, including recent Stellar on/off-ramp integrations.

USDT0 froze 440,000 USDT0 tied to the security incident at Brazilian exchange Mercado Bitcoin. Co-founder zerolore confirmed the freeze on X, citing the incident Mercado Bitcoin disclosed when it said it had identified and contained a security breach in one of its systems and, as a precaution, suspended deposits and withdrawals.

• Blockchain security firm Hypernative flagged over $40 million in suspicious transfers across roughly ten networks; the exchange said customers suffered no losses and no data was leaked.
• Tether separately froze more than 4.5 million USDT related to the same incident.

The freeze is the latest in a series of stablecoin containment actions following major exchange security breaches, coming days after USDT0 froze 6.18 million USDT0 tied to the Binance exploit.

USDT0 has restored USDT transfers between Ethereum and TRON, lifting the temporary pause it put in place as a precaution following the Binance hot-wallet exploit. The company said the pause helped prevent the movement of stolen funds and that its infrastructure remains unaffected and fully secure.

• Earlier, USDT0 froze 6.18 million USDT0 on Polygon traced to the exploit and paused the Ethereum↔TRON corridor; no exposure was reported.
• The freeze and pause were containment measures, with holders' balances remaining backed 1:1 by USDT.

USDT0 is Tether's cross-chain USDT, and the Ethereum–TRON corridor is among its most heavily used routes.

USDT0 has added Bitso and Exodus as new ways to move dollars to Stellar, expanding how users get USDT0 on and off the payment network.

• Bitso, a leading Latin American exchange, lets users buy, sell, spend, and transfer dollars across borders.
• Exodus lets users hold, manage, swap, and track thousands of digital assets from their device.

The additions build on USDT0's Stellar deployment, which went live in late March with Ramp as a launch partner and Kraken listing the asset. Bitso and Exodus give Latin American and self-custody users more direct access to USDT0's cross-chain dollar liquidity on Stellar.

USDT0 is now listed on Ether.fi, whose platform has more than 500K users and is on track to process $2B in annual transactions. Users can hold, earn, borrow, trade, and spend from a single Ether.fi account, with the same USDT0 dollar available across 20+ networks.

• Ether.fi announced the listing, describing USDT0 as the fastest growing stablecoin with $100B+ in cross-chain volume across 20+ networks.
• The integration gives Ether.fi users access to USDT0's cross-chain liquidity without leaving the platform.

USDT0 has raised liquidity on the Ethereum–Tron pathway to target a maximum single transaction size of $20,000,000 — "from here to there and everywhere in just a couple clicks" — while also reducing downtime on the route. Since the liquidity increase, the corridor has already processed over $200M in transfers.

• More than 80% of USDT0's USDT route volume moves between Ethereum and Tron, making it the network's busiest corridor.
• The upgrade enables larger transfers for new users and better reliability for existing ones, bringing more capacity for developers building with Legacy Mesh, the non-custodial liquidity layer connecting Tron's native USDT to the USDT0 network.
• The announcement was picked up by Cointelegraph, confirming the increased liquidity target.
• Further improvements are promised soon.

USDT0, the interoperability layer carrying USA₮ and broader USDT liquidity across chains, is now live on Stellar, unlocking more than $180B in USDT liquidity on the payment-focused network — confirmed by Stellar itself on March 26. The same digital dollar that already settles across 20+ chains now works on one of the longest-running payment networks, built for global payments and financial access.

• Ramp Network joins as a day-one launch partner, letting users buy, sell, and swap USDT0 in-app right away.
• Kraken has also listed USDT0 on Stellar, adding exchange support for the new asset.
• Stellar handles instant transfers across 180+ countries for under a tenth of a cent per transaction, so 10,000 transactions cost less than a single wire transfer.
• The deployment connects one of the largest stablecoin liquidity pools to one of the most widely used payment blockchains. Confirmation from USDT0

The USAT Mainnet Faucet is now live, built by Self and Google Cloud, allowing verified humans to claim USA₮ — a regulated US dollar stablecoin issued by Anchorage and supported by Tether — on the Celo network. Builders must first verify their identity through Self's proof-of-humanity system before claiming free USA₮ from the faucet.

• USDT0 serves as the interoperability layer, carrying USA₮ to the networks where builders are deploying.
• The initiative positions USA₮ as a regulated on-chain dollar designed for builders, combining Anchorage's federally chartered bank custody with Tether's token support.
• The faucet went live on mainnet, distributing USA₮ to verified builders who prove their identity through Self's protocol.