Tether International (TI) has released its Q2 2025 attestation, revealing over $157 billion USD₮ in circulation and a solid $127 billion exposure to U.S. Treasuries. The report, completed by BDO—a top-five global accounting firm—confirms Tether’s tokens are fully backed by reserves. Total assets reached $162.5 billion, with liabilities at $157.1 billion, reinforcing the company’s financial stability and growing market confidence in USD₮.
Strong Profits and Reserves Support USD₮ Stability
TI posted a robust $4.9 billion net profit in Q2 alone, bringing its year-to-date earnings to $5.7 billion. Of this, $3.1 billion came from recurring operations, with an additional $2.6 billion from Bitcoin and gold holdings. Tether’s shareholder equity remains steady at $5.47 billion, a key indicator of the company’s long-term financial health.
Tether issued over $13.4 billion in new USD₮ during the quarter, marking $20 billion in new issuance so far this year. These figures underline surging global demand for the stablecoin, often referred to as the world’s most widely used digital dollar.
Investment in AI, Energy, and Decentralized Platforms
Beyond stablecoin issuance, Tether is actively reinvesting profits into strategic sectors like artificial intelligence, renewable energy, and digital media platforms such as Rumble. These moves signal Tether’s broader ambition to influence both digital finance and infrastructure development on a global scale.
CEO Paolo Ardoino emphasized Tether’s growing role in shaping financial innovation. “Trust in Tether is accelerating,” he said. “We’re not just meeting demand—we’re driving it.” With USD₮ now reaching users in over 150 countries, Tether is positioning itself not only as a stablecoin provider but also as a major player in the future of digital finance.
