Altcoins News
By Sakamoto Nashi
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Tether’s Growing Gold Footprint. Tether, best known as the issuer of USDt (USDT), has already built a significant position in…
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Diversification of Reserves. This expansion comes as part of Tether’s broader strategy to diversify its reserves.
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Gold’s Strong Performance in 2025. The timing of Tether’s gold ambitions coincides with a strong year for the precious metal.
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Previous Moves in Commodities. This is not Tether’s first foray into the commodities sector.
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Why Gold Matters for Tether. Tether’s interest in gold represents more than just diversification.
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Outlook for Tether’s Expansion. While Tether has yet to publicly comment on the reported discussions, its recent moves show a…
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Stablecoin giant Tether is exploring deeper involvement in the global gold market, according to a report from the Financial Times.
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Tether, best known as the issuer of USDt (USDT), has already built a significant position in physical gold. The company currently holds $8.
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With this new push, Tether is signaling that it intends to move beyond holding gold reserves and instead become more active in the industry itself.
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This expansion comes as part of Tether’s broader strategy to diversify its reserves. As of mid-2025, the company reported $162 billion in total reserves, with about $130 billion…
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While this treasury-heavy reserve structure provides stability, it also concentrates risk in a single asset class.
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The strategy appears to be paying off. According to a June audit, Tether recorded $5.7 billion in net profit in the first half of 2025.
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The timing of Tether’s gold ambitions coincides with a strong year for the precious metal. Year-to-date, gold prices have surged 36.
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The rally has been fueled by global economic uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and continued demand for safe-haven assets.
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This is not Tether’s first foray into the commodities sector. In October 2024, the company considered lending some of its profits to commodity traders.
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