Tether Surpasses South Korea in US Bonds and Eyes $15 Billion Goal Profit

Tether, the issuer of the USDT stablecoin, has released its Q3 2025 financial report , prepared by auditors from ￰0￱ company revealed that its net profit since the start of the year has reached $10 billion, underscoring the strong momentum behind the world’s largest ￰1￱ report also shows that USDT’s market capitalization exceeded $174 billion, with overcapitalization of roughly $6.8 ￰2￱ issued 17 billion USDT in Q3, which it described as one of its strongest quarters ￰3￱ Bonds and Bitcoin Strengthen Tether’s Backing USDT’s primary reserve asset remains ￰4￱ ￰5￱ the third quarter, the company’s holdings in these securities rose to $135 billion, making Tether the 17th-largest holder of ￰6￱ — ahead of South Korea, according to the ￰7￱ addition, 13% of Tether’s reserves consist of gold and Bitcoin, valued at $12.9 billion and $9.9 billion, ￰8￱ also holds around $30 billion in corporate assets outside its stablecoin reserves, including investments in technology and artificial intelligence (AI).

New Ventures and Legal Resolutions The report highlighted several strategic developments: the resolution of a lawsuit with Celsius, an application for an investment fund license in El Salvador, and the launch of a share buyback initiative for existing investors. “These Q3 2025 results reflect Tether’s continued confidence and strength, even in a challenging global macroeconomic environment, reinforcing Tether’s brand as a ‘stable company,’” said Tether CEO Paolo ￰9￱ previously stated that Tether aims to earn up to $15 billion by the end of 2025, maintaining its lead in the growing stablecoin market.