Tether peer-to-peer trading premium, 4.2%→0.2% in two surveys
Original headline테더 개인 간 거래 프리미엄, 두 조사서 4.2%→0.2%
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Paraguay's USDT peer-to-peer premium over the central bank's reference dollar rate collapsed from 4.2% to 0.2% between two Binance P2P surveys conducted on the same day, according to Criptoinforme. The first scan of 80 public buy and sell ads at 01:04 KST showed a median buy quote of 6,399 guaraníes, 4.2% above the BCP's 6,144.02 rate for September 4, while the second scan at 23:41 KST put the median at 6,403 guaraníes, just 0.2% above the BCP's 6,388.47 rate for September 5. The median buy ad rose only 4 guaraníes across the surveys, with the premium narrowing driven by the reference rate jumping roughly 244 guaraníes in a single day rather than by P2P pricing. The move matters because it shows how quickly a sharp official FX adjustment can erase the premium Paraguayan traders pay for USDT liquidity on Binance's P2P market. Watch whether the BCP rate stabilizes near 6,388 guaraníes and whether the P2P premium stays compressed or re-widens as traders adjust quotes.
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Tether, Binance, Paraguay Central Bank, Paraguayan guarani, Criptoinforme