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Tether Boosts Reserves With Over 82,000 BTC for USDT Stability

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In Brief

  • Stablecoin issuer Tether recently disclosed holding 82,454 BTC and 42.3 tons of gold as reserve assets.
  • This strategic asset increase reflects Tether’s continued focus on diversifying reserves for its USDT stablecoin.
  • The furm also announced an AI software development kit (SDK) focused on privacy and P2P functionality
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Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino recently disclosed that the company holds a significant amount of Bitcoin and gold as reserve assets for its USDT stablecoin.

This revelation comes as Tether is also advancing work on an AI software development kit (SDK).

Tether’s USDT Bitcoin and Gold Reserves

On October 26, UQUID CEO Tran Hung revealed details from Ardoino’s presentation at the recent Lugano Plan B event, noting that Tether now holds 82,454 BTC and 42.3 tons of gold as part of its reserves. Ardoino confirmed this in a subsequent post on X (formerly Twitter).

“Since I see a lot of confusion in this thread, let me clarify that: — Tether has ~100B in US treasuries. — Plus it has 82k+ BTC and 48T+ of gold,” Ardoino stated.

Read more: What Is a Stablecoin? A Beginner’s Guide

Tether Bitcoin Reserves
Tether Bitcoin Reserves. Source: Hung/X

This number marks a strong upward trend for the company. In its second-quarter attestation report, Ardoino stated that the firm’s Bitcoin reserves were around 80,000 BTC. However, Bitinfo charts data shows that Tether’s publicly available Bitcoin wallet had a balance of 75,354 BTC as of press time.

Over the last year, Tether has steadily increased its Bitcoin holdings through quarterly purchases as part of a diversification strategy. Meanwhile, the company’s reserve assets include not only Bitcoin but also significant holdings in gold, cash equivalents, and short-term deposits.

AI Development Initiative

In addition to reserve disclosures, Ardoino also previewed Tether’s forthcoming AI software development kit (SDK), designed for local, privacy-focused applications powered by peer-to-peer technology. The SDK allows developers to write code once and deploy it across diverse devices, from budget phones to advanced mainframes and even smart home systems.

The SDK is also modular, supporting various models, including Marian and Llama, and uses P2P structures to store weights and fine-tuning data securely. Ardoino noted that Tether plans to open-source the SDK once it undergoes final testing, allowing broader access to this innovative tool.

“Terher’s AI SDK is extremely modular, it uses supports any model (Marian, Llama, …) and loads/stores weights and fine-tuning data in P2P data structures. Open source once battle tested,” Ardoino stated.

Read more: How to Buy and Store the Different Types of Tether

This initiative aligns with Tether’s latest efforts to embrace the AI revolution. The company’s new AI division aims to create open-source, multimodal AI models that could redefine industry standards. The stablecoin company will build innovative models and explore partnerships that integrate AI solutions into market-ready products, while advancing the scope of open AI technology

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Oluwapelumi Adejumo is a journalist at BeInCrypto, where he reports on a broad range of topics including Bitcoin, crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs), market trends, regulatory shifts, technological advancements in digital assets, decentralized finance (DeFi), blockchain scalability, and the tokenomics of emerging altcoins. With over three years of experience in the industry, his works have been featured in major crypto media outlets such as CryptoSlate, Coinspeaker, FXEmpire, and Bitcoin...
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