Leading stablecoin Tether is planning a major fundraising round. According to reports, the company intends to raise up to $20 billion through equity sales, which would value Tether at a $500 billion scale. To ensure liquidity for investors after the transaction, Tether is weighing several options—including share buybacks or tokenizing equity. What does this move signify? On one hand, it demonstrates the revenue-generating capacity of the stablecoin sector; on the other hand, it also reflects the increasing recognition of crypto assets by traditional capital. If this financing comes to fruition, it will directly impact the overall structure of the stablecoin ecosystem.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 12-12 15:54
200 billion USD funding? Tether is aiming to directly dominate the stablecoin world.
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5 trillion USD valuation... Traditional capital is finally serious, this is true confidence.
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The idea of equity tokenization is good, but don’t cause any more trouble.
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It feels like the entire ecosystem is about to be reshuffled by Tether. How will other stablecoins survive?
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If this money really materializes, USDT’s monopoly position will be even more secure. No suspense.
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Why raise so much money? Does USDT still lack funds? That’s interesting.
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Strong ability to generate cash flow, huh? Then I’ll hold even more with confidence.
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Weighing buybacks or tokenization, in plain terms, just want investors to earn passively.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12-12 15:45
20 billion USD? Tether is about to take off. A 500 billion valuation sounds just outrageous.
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SandwichTrader
· 12-12 15:43
20 billion in funding can push USDT to a valuation of 500 billion? This track is really damn crazy; traditional capital entering is just different.
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UnruggableChad
· 12-12 15:35
20 billion financing? Tether is really going to the sky. With a 500 billion valuation, I can't afford it directly.
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4am_degen
· 12-12 15:33
With 20 billion invested, Tether is aiming to dominate the entire stablecoin market. That's quite aggressive.
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MemeKingNFT
· 12-12 15:30
20 billion dollars in funding? This is about to change the game; traditional capital can no longer sit still.
Leading stablecoin Tether is planning a major fundraising round. According to reports, the company intends to raise up to $20 billion through equity sales, which would value Tether at a $500 billion scale. To ensure liquidity for investors after the transaction, Tether is weighing several options—including share buybacks or tokenizing equity. What does this move signify? On one hand, it demonstrates the revenue-generating capacity of the stablecoin sector; on the other hand, it also reflects the increasing recognition of crypto assets by traditional capital. If this financing comes to fruition, it will directly impact the overall structure of the stablecoin ecosystem.