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UK High Court rules that stablecoin USDT can be considered property

BlockBeats news, September 13, according to CoinDesk, the High Court of England and Wales stated that the stablecoin USDT issued by Tether can be regarded as property. This ruling was made the day after the British government began to legislate on the legal status of cryptocurrencies.

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