Tether Holds This Much Bitcoin After Late 2023 Purchase
Tether is still buying Bitcoin, and is already one of the world’s largest holders of the asset.
Tether is still buying Bitcoin, and is already one of the world’s largest holders of the asset.
The majority market share, amounting to 92%, is still held by centralized stablecoins.
A United Nations report identified that USDT had emerged as a vehicle for money laundering and scams in Southeast Asia.
Tether's financial success goes beyond stablecoins, with a $3B Bitcoin investment portfolio as of Jan 4, 2024, proving substantial profit.
Financial firms in the U.S. are “not too comfortable” with USDT and would rather worldwide crypto users execute their stablecoin
Stablecoin TVL on the Tron network increased to all-time highs of around $48 billion.
Ardoino talks about his new position at Tether, the firm's plans, Bitcoin halving and ETFs, and more.
The world’s largest stablecoin by market capitalization just keeps growing as Tether’s circulating supply approaches a huge milestone.
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino announces exciting plans for the future, including product launches and team consolidation.
October marked the first expansion in stablecoin supply since March 2022, and a likely sign of renewed interest from investors.