The current real-time price of USDT is $0.9983. In the past 24 hours, USDT has traded between $0.9973 and $0.9991, showing strong market activity. The all-time high of USDT is $1.097, and the all-time low is $0.9588.
From a short-term perspective, the price change of USDT over the past 1 hour is , over the past 24 hours is +0.01%, and over the past 7 days is 0.00%. These figures provide a quick overview of the latest price trends and market dynamics of USDT on LBank.-0.03%
The live price of USDT today is $0.9983, with a current market cap of $23.269M. The 24-hour trading volume is 34M. The price of USDT to USD is updated in real time.
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Top 5 addresses | Holding amount | Holding ratio | |
|---|---|---|---|
base | 0xb8c6...15a8ca  | 1.389M | 5.96% |
base | 0xa41b...57fcd1 | 961.576K | 4.12% |
base | 0xddb2...4e7e3d | 630.063K | 2.7% |
base | 0x4985...652b2b | 575.115K | 2.47% |
base | 0x0865...04b9d3 | 505.303K | 2.17% |
Other | 19.252M | 82.58% |
No, the L2 Standard Bridged USDT on Base is not directly issued by Tether. Instead, it serves as an 'IOU' (I Owe You) representation. This token is minted by the official Base bridging mechanism when a user deposits their original USDT on the Ethereum mainnet into the bridge's smart contract. Tether, the company behind USDT, does not officially issue or directly manage this specific contract on the Base network. It relies on the security and functionality of the bridging protocol.
Yes, this delay is entirely normal and expected. Base operates as an Optimistic Rollup, which means its official bridging mechanism incorporates a mandatory '7-day challenge period' for all withdrawals moving assets from the Base network back to the Ethereum mainnet. This period allows time for any potential fraud to be identified and challenged, ensuring the security and integrity of transactions before funds are released on the destination chain.
You must exercise extreme caution. Most centralized crypto exchanges currently support USDT only on specific networks, such as Ethereum mainnet or Tron, and do not yet support the L2 Standard Bridged USDT on the Base network. Attempting to send bridged USDT from Base to an unsupported deposit address on an exchange will almost certainly result in a total and irreversible loss of your funds. Always verify the supported networks with your exchange before initiating any transfer.
If your L2 Standard Bridged USDT balance isn't visible in your self-custody wallet, it's likely because the token contract hasn't been manually imported. To see your balance, you need to ensure your wallet is connected to the Base Mainnet. Then, manually add the token by using its official contract address: `0xfde4C96c8593536E31F229EA8f37b2ADa2699bb2`. This action allows your wallet to recognize and display the token. Always verify the contract address from official sources to avoid scams.
The primary difference lies in their issuance and reliance on bridging technology. USDbC (and native USDC) on Base are natively issued on the network, meaning they are directly minted by their respective issuers (like Circle for USDC) specifically for the Base ecosystem. In contrast, L2 Standard Bridged USDT is not natively issued by Tether on Base; it's a wrapped or bridged representation of USDT from the Ethereum mainnet. Native assets are generally considered to have fewer points of failure, as they don't depend on the security or functionality of a bridge contract.
The security of any bridged asset, including L2 Standard Bridged USDT, is intrinsically linked to the security of the underlying bridge infrastructure. While the official Base bridge is designed with robust security measures, any bridge inherently introduces an additional layer of smart contract risk. If the smart contract on the Ethereum mainnet holding the 'locked' original USDT were to be compromised or exploited, the corresponding bridged USDT on Base could lose its backing and potentially become worthless. Users should always be aware of these potential risks when interacting with bridged assets.
Time (UTC+8) | Type | News |
|---|---|---|
01-15 18:02:13 | Market Information | L2 Standard Bridged USDT on Base operates within an evolving ecosystem. The Base app is pivoting to a trading-first strategy, aiming to enhance demand and distribution for on-chain assets, which could increase utility and liquidity for USDT on the platform. Concurrently, Tether, the issuer of USDT, recently froze $182 million across Tron wallets in cooperation with law enforcement. This action underscores the centralized nature and potential for censorship inherent to USDT, which remains relevant even for its bridged form on Base. |
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