- Tether transferred 8,404.5 BTC (approximately $777.4 million) to its reserve holdings on December 30.
- The transfer occurred in two separate transactions: 7,628.9 BTC and 775.6 BTC.
- This marks Tether’s largest Bitcoin reserve movement since March 2023.
- Tether’s total Bitcoin holdings now stand at 83,759 BTC.
- The current value of Tether’s Bitcoin reserves amounts to approximately $7.75 billion.
Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer, has added over 8,400 Bitcoin worth approximately $777.4 million to its corporate reserves, according to blockchain analytics firm Arkham Intelligence. The December 30 transfer represents the company’s most substantial Bitcoin acquisition since March 2023.
Transaction Details
The transfer occurred through two distinct transactions. The primary movement consisted of 7,628.9 BTC, followed by a smaller transfer of 775.6 BTC. These additions occurred as Bitcoin’s price approached $92,500, highlighting the strategic timing of the reserve increase.
Reserve Management Strategy
The latest acquisition brings Tether’s total Bitcoin holdings to 83,759 BTC, valued at approximately $7.75 billion. This substantial reserve position reinforces Tether’s strategy of maintaining diverse asset backing for its USDT stablecoin, which requires maintaining a 1:1 dollar peg through various assets including:
- Traditional cash reserves
- Commercial paper
- Cryptocurrency holdings
- Other financial instruments
These strategic Bitcoin purchases align with Tether’s broader asset management approach, as the company continues to expand its cryptocurrency holdings while maintaining regulatory compliance and reserve transparency.
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