- Tether International Ltd. announced a net profit of $4.9 billion for the second quarter of 2025.
- The company’s reserves reached $162.5 billion, surpassing liabilities by $5.4 billion.
- Holdings in U.S. Treasuries rose above $127 billion, as more than $13 billion in USDT was issued during the quarter.
- Current profits for the year total $3.1 billion, with an additional $2.6 billion from increases in Gold and Bitcoin value.
- Tether is investing in Artificial Intelligence, renewable energy, and digital communications, with around $4 billion directed to U.S.-based projects.
Tether International Ltd., the parent company behind USDT, reported a net profit of $4.9 billion for the second quarter of 2025. The company shared these results in its latest financial attestation, showing strong performance as it continues to expand the issuance of its stablecoin.
According to information verified by the accounting firm BDO, Tether holds $162.5 billion in reserves, with liabilities—mainly the issued USDT tokens—standing at $157.1 billion. This results in excess reserves of $5.4 billion. The company now holds more than $127 billion in U.S. Treasuries, which include direct holdings as well as money market funds and agreements that allow overnight borrowing and lending between financial institutions.
The company’s latest report shows that so far in 2025 it has earned $3.1 billion in core profits. An additional $2.6 billion came from the increased market value of gold and Bitcoin held in reserves. As of June 30, Tether reported a Bitcoin reserve valued at $8.9 billion, which translates to over 83,200 Bitcoin tokens.
Tether has started using some of its profits to invest in new areas. About $4 billion has gone into U.S. projects that focus on artificial intelligence, renewable energy, and digital communications. These investments include XXI Capital, a Bitcoin treasury firm planning to go public through a merger, funding for video platform Rumble, and developing new crypto wallet services.
The announcement follows increased attention on stablecoins in the broader financial system. The United States recently passed the GENIUS Act to regulate the sector. Earlier this month, CEO Paolo Ardoino stated in a CoinDesk interview that the company will follow new regulations and issue a U.S.-based version of its stablecoin.
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