TREE NEWS reports: USDT in Paraguay is trading at a 13% premium on Bybit following the closure of local exchange Ueno, with listings showing a sharp gap between buying and selling prices. Paraguay’s central bank is preparing deposit-guarantee payments for Ueno savers. The premium reflects strained dollar liquidity as users turn to stablecoins.
Paraguay USDT Trades at 13% Premium After Ueno Closure
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AI take
A double-digit premium on a single venue is a liquidity signal, not a price call: the gap between bids and offers suggests thin order books and users paying up for dollar exposure after losing a local off-ramp. The deposit-guarantee process is the real test of confidence — whether savers treat it as adequate or move into stablecoins regardless will shape how persistent this premium is. Worth watching is whether the spread compresses as liquidity finds new venues, or whether it hardens into a structural feature of the local market.
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