• BTguru and Tether are also planning to look into the possibilities of P2P technology.

  • The strategic goal of this alliance is to connect traditional banking with the crypto market.

The USDT stablecoin’s issuer, Tether, has teamed up with BTguru, a cryptocurrency startup based in Turkey. With the help of a memorandum of understanding (MoU), these two organizations have joined forces to increase blockchain and digital assets’ use in Turkey. Educational program development and new business channel exploration in the country’s banking and financial sectors are the primary goals of the cooperation.

Tether and BTguru’s MoU is a giant leap forward in Turkey’s efforts to incorporate digital assets into the traditional financial landscape. The parties have committed to educating both the public and private sectors. Especially, on the merits of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies via the development of educational programs. And across many other industries, these initiatives aim to increase knowledge and appropriate use of these technologies.

Strategic Collaboration

On top of that, BTguru and Tether are planning to look into the possibilities of P2P technology. In an effort to promote digital asset adoption and integration into conventional banking systems, they will use BTguru’s vast network to initiate conversations with key financial institutions. The strategic goal of this alliance is to connect traditional banking with the rapidly developing cryptocurrency market.

Practical technological applications in the financial industry will also be investigated as part of the partnership’s educational initiatives. The tokenization of real-world assets is going to be a major emphasis. This initiative provides innovative digital asset management, trading, and security solutions to financial institutions.

Strategically, Tether’s entry into the Turkish market is huge. Turkey has emerged as a major participant in the international crypto market due to its recent surge in cryptocurrency adoption.

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