USDT0, the full-chain version of Tether, the world's most popular stablecoin, is now available on the Carbon DeFi platform built by Sei Network. This integration combines unparalleled liquidity with lightning-fast execution speeds and smart trading strategies, bringing new revenue opportunities to all stablecoin DeFi users.

As a decentralized stablecoin, USDT0 is unique in that it does not rely on packaging or bridging technology, but is based on LayerZero's standard of an all-chain homogenized token (OFT). The token is always backed by USDT at a 1:1 ratio and enables frictionless cross-chain transfers, eliminating the latency and risk associated with traditional bridging technologies.

Trading USDT0 on the Carbon DeFi platform offers precision and flexibility. Unlike typical decentralized exchanges, Carbon takes liquidity from the entire chain to enable better and more efficient order execution. Users can trade USDT0 against all ERC-20 tokens, including other stablecoins, to build flexible, high-precision strategies.

Carbon DeFi offers a number of unique advantages for market makers: zero transaction fees, zero slippage execution and protection against MEV sandwich attacks. These features are particularly important for high-frequency and high-volume traders, protecting them from losses in a fast-moving market.

The Sei Network, a blockchain designed for trading, sits at the heart of the Carbon trading infrastructure. Its low-latency execution layer enables fast, high-precision trading, which is critical for strategies that rely on accurate price movement. Combined with USDT0, Sei's speed and Carbon's flexibility provide users with agility rarely seen in the DeFi space today.

A Carbon DeFi spokesperson said that by integrating USDT0, traders are able to act more quickly, remain efficient and manage risk effectively, especially when moving to stable assets during periods of market uncertainty.

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