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The 2025 Southeast Asia joint digital currency agreement could reshape USDT's market share in cross-border payments by introducing a regional digital currency as a competitor. This new currency might offer lower fees, faster transactions, and better local integration, appealing to users within the region. However, USDT's global presence, liquidity, and international market integration may help it maintain a strong position, especially for transactions beyond Southeast Asia. The agreement's regulatory framework will be key—supporting or restricting USDT's use. While the regional currency could reduce USDT's dominance locally, USDT is likely to remain significant in global cross-border payments due to its established network.
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