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This book is a comprehensive study of one of the most influential financial phenomena of our time: the stablecoin Tether (USDT). The author reveals how the digital dollar became the basis of global liquidity in the crypto market, what is behind its stability, and what risks centralized issuance carries in a decentralized world. The publication analyzes in detail: - the structure of reserves and the principle of 1:1 collateralization; - the issues of transparency and trust in the issuer Tether Holdings; - the use of USDT in trade, DeFi, international payments, and business; - the role of stablecoins in modern financial infrastructure; - regulatory, technical, and market risks; - scenarios for the development of USDT and the stablecoin market until 2030. Based on data, analytics, and real-world market cases, the book explains why USDT has become the ""digital equivalent of the dollar,"" how trust in private stablecoins is built, and what could happen in the event of a systemic crisis or the emergence of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).

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