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- Tether has increased its stake in Bitcoin miner Bitdeer to 21.4%, now holding 31,891,689 Class A shares.
- This move aligns with Tether’s broader expansion into Bitcoin mining, aiming for long-term infrastructure growth beyond stablecoin issuance.
Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer, is expanding its influence in the Bitcoin business. Documents filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) show Tether now has a 21.4% share in Bitdeer Technologies Group (BTDR).
With 31,891,689 Class A common shares total ownership, the action highlights Tether’s mining industry ambitions, which first began with an initial investment of $100 million in May 2024.
Tether Expands Its Grip on Bitcoin Mining
Bitdeer is not your average player in the business. Based in Singapore, the corporation mines in Bhutan, Norway, and the United States, among other nations. Tether not just a stablecoin issuer but also a major participant in the blockchain infrastructure sector, therefore strengthening its position in the Bitcoin industry supply chain with this rise in ownership.
Moreover, this expenditure fits Tether’s long-term strategy to establish Bitcoin mining operations in Uruguay, Paraguay, and El Salvador. Apart from guaranteeing the Bitcoin supply in its ecosystem, Tether also aims to make sure that its activities stay strong among the demanding dynamics of the sector.
Tether Expands Beyond Crypto into Traditional Markets
Tether is no more solely a USDT issuer with a crypto market concentration. The corporation has been aggressively broadening its product line into several industries recently.
Tether’s action on February 14, 2025, to buy a minority share in Juventus Football Club amply demonstrates this. Tether’s foray into the sports industry reveals a more general business approach than only participation in the digital asset space.
On the other hand, CNF earlier reported that Tether is also looking at a majority ownership in Adecoagro, an energy and agricultural company.
This shift suggests that Tether’s growth is now reaching more traditional sectors and surpassing the limits of the crypto market. This approach so helps to emphasize blockchain as a crucial component of world investment even more.
Strengthening Regulatory Ties and Accountability
Tether has lately attracted a lot of attention for its openness and approach toward authorities. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said that the company is now working on enhancing its reputation by raising operational openness. Publication of quarterly reports offering a better view of the company’s reserves and investment strategy is one specific move.
Ardoino further underlined that Tether is enhancing its collaboration with authorities to stop crypto industry unlawful activity. This is done to guarantee the business stays on target in line with international rules.
Strengthening Financial Oversight with New CFO
Apart from its considerable growth, Tether is also implementing internal adjustments to guarantee the viability of its activities. As we have reported, Simon McWilliams has been appointed Chief Financial Officer (CFO) by the company.
Having more than 20 years of expertise managing financial audits of investment firms, McWilliams is anticipated to guide Tether towards a complete financial audit—one of the company’s toughest obstacles.
