Tether seeks Juventus footprint with nomination of executive to club’s board
The stablecoin issuer confirmed reports that it would nominate members to the football club’s board of directors about eight months after its initial investment.
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The stablecoin issuer confirmed reports that it would nominate members to the football club’s board of directors about eight months after its initial investment.
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