Samson Mow, CEO of Pixelmatic, has dismissed concerns over Tether's delisting from EU exchanges, calling them uninformed or driven by ulterior motives. Mow highlighted Tether's strong market position, with $143 billion in assets under management. He also emphasized the backing of Cantor Fitzgerald and its CEO's future nomination as US Secretary of Commerce, indicating institutional credibility. Mow noted Tether's leadership in the stablecoin market, serving millions of users in the southern hemisphere. He further criticized USDC's creators for attempting to fork Bitcoin and credited Tether for preventing the rise of "fake Bitcoin forks."



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