Tether reveals part of its investment portfolio: over 120 companies invested, with a focus on Bitcoin, payments, and related sectors
On July 23, it was reported that Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino announced that Tether has disclosed part of its investment/venture capital portfolio today. Overall, Tether has invested in more than 120 companies, and this number is expected to grow significantly in the coming months and years. The invested companies include Juventus, Bitdeer, Crystal Intelligence, Rumble, Shiga Digital, among others. All these investments are made from Tether’s own profits (which amounted to $13.7 billion in 2024) and do not involve the reserve assets of USDT (or other stablecoins), falling under the scope of Tether’s investment division. The company is focusing on key areas such as payment infrastructure, renewable energy, Bitcoin, agriculture, artificial intelligence, and tokenization.
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