Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer, announced it has completed its first comprehensive financial audit by KPMG, receiving an unqualified opinion. The milestone marks a key step in compliance for the long-questioned USDT issuer, but also sparks new debate about audit transparency and industry regulation standards.
Stablecoin giant Tether announces completion of its first full audit by KPMG, providing transparency verification for its $180 billion USDT reserves. This marks a significant milestone in stablecoin regulatory compliance.
Core Summary The world’s largest stablecoin issuer, Tether, has announced the expansion of its tokenization business into Saudi Arabia, initially focusing on institutional real estate assets with plans to expand to other asset classes. This move marks Tether’s strategic push from stablecoin operations into the broader realm of real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. Event Details Tether, the issuer of the USDT stablecoin, is extending its tokenization footprint into the Middle East. Saudi Arabia has become its latest target market, with an initial focus on tokenizing institutional-grade real estate assets. ...
Summary Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer, reported $1.5 billion in operating profit for Q2 2026 and significantly expanded its reserve portfolio. The company added 14 metric tons of gold and approximately 1,800 bitcoin during the quarter, reinforcing its asset backing strategy. This performance highlights the stablecoin industry’s ability to generate substantial returns even amid crypto market volatility. Details According to Tether’s latest financial disclosure, the company recorded $1.5 billion in operating profit in Q2 2026. This figure reflects the interest income earned from holding U.S. Treasury bills and other high-yield assets by stablecoin issuers. ...
Core Summary According to CoinDesk, Bolivia is considering adding Tether (USDT) to its national payments system. After the country lifted cryptocurrency restrictions in mid-2024, transaction volumes surged to $430 million. This move reflects Latin American nations’ growing recognition of stablecoins’ potential in cross-border payments and financial inclusion. Editor: GoodInfo Global News Team
Tether Investments led a $1.4 billion funding round for German startup Neura Robotics, with participation from Qualcomm, Amazon, and NVIDIA. The round values Neura at approximately $9-12 billion, described as one of the largest investments in physical AI. Neura plans to produce 5 million AI-powered humanoid robots by 2030, each equipped with digital wallets for autonomous payment capabilities. Editor: GoodInfo Global News Team