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Coinbase is stealing the spotlight! The only one in Europe to announce the delisting of USDT, other exchanges are not following suit for now. On December 29, Jan3 CEO Samson Mow posted on platform X, stating that aside from Coinbase, there are no other exchanges planning to delist USDT for European users in the short term. It is worth noting that Coinbase has investment support from Circle, and European regulators have granted a grace period of over 12 months. Mow specifically mentioned that other European exchanges are currently not following in Coinbase's footsteps, and USDT remains available for trading on most platforms. Although Coinbase's action appears aggressive, there are evidently complex interests behind this move. So why is it that only Coinbase has chosen to be at the forefront of regulation? Is it in active compliance with regulation, or is there a deeper business strategy at play? It is worth keeping an eye on upcoming policy trends. After all, USDT's dominant position in the global stablecoin market is unlikely to be easily shaken in the short term. This game of stablecoins and exchanges has just begun. Insight into market rhythms is the beginning of wealth control! Stay close to Lao Tan, plan ahead, and let the next peak belong to your account! Follow Lao Tan, and never let opportunities slip away!