Founder of PointsVilleApp: Tether's market value has increased by $350 million in the past 4 days.

[Founder of PointsVilleApp: Tether's market value increased by US$350 million in the past 4 days] According to news on August 2, Gabor Gurbacs, founder of PointsVilleApp, tweeted that the market value of Tether (USDT) increased by US$350 million in the past 4 days. This means that more cash has been injected into the stablecoin space, possibly signaling further growth in the market.

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