The FTX crisis, like the fall of Terra, affected a lot of crypto projects, against this background, HUSD and USDD stablecoins lost their binding to the dollar.

This year was an eventful year in the world of crypto. In particular, the collapsed Terra and FTX crisis affected the entire crypto market, and again attracted the attention of regulators to crypto and stablecoins. Stablecoins are valued for their technological features, while, at the same time, maintaining a stable

Major stablecoins reacted to FTX saga by temporarily losing their peg. No major losses so far.

The euro-backed stablecoin will launch on Solana in the first half of 2023, Circle reported.

At the end of October, Bloomberg, citing its sources, published an article stating that a new investigative team is taking over looking into the alleged fraud of the Tether leadership. Tether's reaction followed very quickly. In a message on the official website, the company accused Bloomberg of lying

At the end of October, Huobi announced the exclusion of the HUSD stablecoin from its listing, after which the stablecoin quickly began to lose its peg to the dollar. The exchange's headquarters will also be relocated to the Bahamas.

Together with Holepunch and Synonym, Tether will launch a P2P сredit system, Pear Credit, in 2023.

A full-page bleed ad of Circle, the largest stablecoin issuer, appeared in the latest Economist volume. The image depicts the U.S. Seal part of the one-dollar bill combined with USDC die cast seal designed by Mark Grambau. The advertising is matched with a large article about recent elections in