MiCA made USDT a platform problem, not a ticker problem. You can remove USDT from the balance sheet and still have it sitting inside the routes your business depends on. • Settlement providers source liquidity through USDT pairs. • Treasury product allocates into a pool with USDT exposure. • Counterparty receives USDC from you, then routes through USDT to complete the next leg. Payment flows abstract the token away from the user, but the backend still depends on USDT liquidity. That is the part finance teams usually miss. Wallet balances tell you what you hold. Range shows what your workflows depend on across wallets, custodians, exchanges, bank accounts and counterparties, before the transaction moves. Read the full piece 👇 https://t.co/Qxa2h25T8f
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