USDT Market- Tether’s Treasury Moves Signal Big BTC Plans
USDT Market– Tether [USDT], long seen as the crypto market’s reliable stablecoin, is stepping into a much larger role. Known for its liquidity and dominance — now controlling over 61% of the global stablecoin supply — Tether is becoming a key player in the Bitcoin [BTC] and macro-finance ecosystem.
From Safe Haven to Strategic Investor
Tether has quietly amassed over 100,000 BTC, signaling a shift from just being a stablecoin issuer to a long-term strategic investor. But this is only part of the bigger picture.
According to AMBCrypto, “this move is just the opening act of what could be a major shift” in crypto macro dynamics.
In an even more surprising development, Tether now holds $120 billion in U.S. Treasuries, surpassing Germany’s $111.4 billion. This achievement places Tether as the 19th-largest holder of U.S. government debt worldwide.
Why does this matter? These Treasury investments generate passive income through interest, strengthening Tether’s reserves. For example, in May, short-term T-bills surged nearly 5%, and 10-year yields climbed 18% after a key tariff pause — boosting returns on Tether’s massive bond portfolio.
Bitcoin, Gold, and a Sovereign-Style Strategy
Alongside Bitcoin [BTC], Tether’s reserves now include 50 tons of gold, reflecting a strategy similar to that of a sovereign treasury. Unlike companies like MicroStrategy, which rely on debt to buy Bitcoin [BTC], Tether uses Treasury yields to fund its purchases — a low-risk and self-sustaining model.
As yields grow, so does Tether’s profit margin, fueling reinvestments into hard assets. Its $153.7 billion market cap gives it liquidity and leverage that go far beyond stablecoin issuance.
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