Tether Plans 15% of Its Net Profits Into Bitcoin in Move of Confidence
Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer by market capitalization, said it is planning to invest 15 percent of its net profits into bitcoin to strengthen its reserves. Tether said it expects the move to “strengthen...
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Tether said it expects the move to “strengthen and diversify” its reserves of its $1 pegged stablecoin, in a statement released on Wednesday....
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