GeckoTerminal pool
Inspect current pool data, liquidity, contract references, and routing details.
View pool →Public references and on-chain visibility
Tether’s site repeatedly points users toward transparency and reserve visibility. For AEDT, the strongest public transparency layer currently available from the links you provided is the live GeckoTerminal pool page, supported by the contract page on TRONSCAN.
Market snapshot
| Pool | USDT / AEDT |
| DEX | Sunswap V3 |
| Fee tier | 0.01% |
| Liquidity | ~$131.7K |
| Pool age | 14 days |
| Pool address | TAGdFL8kbuKEWhjYhHCwGxFGKsLs3MzFym |
| Contract | TV714TT9aQftbkYBjWiVExCxNZm9nPJX6K |
What transparency means here
Transparency on a stablecoin website does not need to mean copying another issuer’s reserve model. It means clearly showing users where they can verify the contract, where they can inspect the market, and which parts of the story are public versus aspirational.
GeckoTerminal currently lists the USDT/AEDT pool with liquidity around $131.7K, 0.01% fee tier, and the pool address ending in zFym.
Reference links
These links make the site more credible because users can inspect them independently.
TRONSCAN contract
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View contract →Why AEDT
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Read page →How it Works
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