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Recently, some European platforms, such as Coinbase, have announced their intention to delist USDT, in line with the new European Union regulations on cryptocurrencies, known as MiCA.

This move could impact the liquidity and usage of USDT in the European region, which could prompt users to look for other alternatives such as USDC or EURC.

As for the impact of USDT delisting on XRP (Ripple), the impact may be indirect, but depends on several factors:

1. Liquidity shift to stablecoins: If USDT delisting leads to increased usage of other US stablecoins, it could positively impact the XRP ecosystem if liquidity in the general cryptocurrency markets is boosted. XRP is highly dependent on market liquidity and transfer speed, so any increase in liquidity could support its value and usage.

2. International transactions: XRP is widely used in cross-border transfers through RippleNet technology. If European markets become less reliant on USDT in favor of other stablecoins or even public cryptocurrencies, users may turn to XRP as an alternative to transfer value quickly and efficiently.