USDT in Argentina has moved above 1,600 pesos, with the spread over the country’s official exchange rate widening to 6.6%, according to a report by CriptoNoticias cited by ChainCatcher. The move came after Argentine President Javier Milei mentioned comments about a possible attempt in 2027 to dump the local currency, described in the source as a bank-run-like move against the peso. The report ties the latest rise in USDT pricing to those remarks. No additional price data, trading figures, or market indicators were provided in the source brief.
USDT in Argentina has risen above 1,600 pesos, and the gap versus the official exchange rate has widened to 6.6%, according to CriptoNoticias, as cited by ChainCatcher.
The latest move came after Argentine President Javier Milei referred to the possibility of an attempt in 2027 to sell off the local currency, described in the source brief as a run on the peso.
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