- Tether reports $4.9B net profit and $127B in U.S. Treasury holdings in Q2 2025.
- $20B in USD₮ issued year-to-date, with $162.6B in assets backing $157.1B in liabilities.
- $4B reinvested into U.S. ecosystem for AI, renewable energy, and digital infrastructure.
Tether, the world’s leading stablecoin issuer, has released its Q2 2025 attestation report, showcasing a remarkable $4.9 billion net profit and a staggering $127 billion in U.S. Treasury holdings.
Published today by Tether International, S.A. de C.V. (TI) and verified by top-tier auditors BDO, the report underscores the company’s growing financial clout. With $20 billion in USD₮ issued year-to-date, bringing the circulating supply to over $157 billion, Tether solidifies its position as a cornerstone of the global crypto economy.
The report highlights total assets of $162.6 billion against $157.1 billion in liabilities, with a $5.47 billion excess reserve buffer, addressing long-standing concerns about stablecoin transparency. This financial milestone positions Tether among the largest holders of U.S. debt, surpassing several nations and reflecting a strategic pivot toward secure, liquid assets.
The $127 billion in Treasuries—comprising $105.5 billion in direct holdings and $21.3 billion indirectly—marks an $8 billion increase from Q1 2025, aligning with the U.S. GENIUS Act’s push for digital dollar leadership. Tether’s profitability, bolstered by $3.1 billion in recurring profits and $2.6 billion from gold and Bitcoin mark-to-market gains, demonstrates a resilient business model.
CEO Paolo Ardoino emphasized, “Trust in Tether is accelerating,” noting the company’s role in shaping global demand with over $20 billion in new USD₮ issued. Beyond profits, Tether is reinvesting heavily, with $4 billion deployed into the U.S. ecosystem for AI, renewable energy, and digital infrastructure, including initiatives like XXI Capital and the Rumble Wallet.
This diversification, funded separately from USD₮ reserves, signals a broader vision for financial inclusion across 150+ countries. While skeptics may question concentration risks, Tether’s track record and regulatory alignment bolster its credibility. As stablecoins reshape global finance, Tether’s Q2 performance sets a benchmark, blending innovation with stability in an evolving market.
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