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Morning Edition · Saturday, November 7, 2026Published at 12:47 AM EST · New York
Paraguay's Ueno Bank collapse pushes savers to pay premiums for USDT and bitcoin, while Samsung widens USDC access on 82 million US phones
The dollar rose about 10% against the guaraní, and President Santiago Peña was impeached minutes after he resigned. CryptoSlate reports that Stripe-backed funding through Samsung Pay, cards and bank transfers now reaches Samsung's US USDC accounts.
Bitcoin and Tether's USDT stablecoin are trading at premiums in Paraguay's peer-to-peer markets after a bank collapse disrupted the country's financial system, CryptoSlate reported. The dollar has gained about 10% against the guaraní, and p…
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