Tether, which claims to be one the largest companies in the digital assets industry, has acquired a minority equity stake in Bit2Me, the Spanish-speaking digital asset platform.
As part of the investment, Tether is also “leading a €30 million funding round, set to close in the coming weeks.”
The funding will support Bit2Me’s expansion “across the European Union and strengthen its operations in Latin America, particularly Argentina.”
This investment follows Bit2Me’s recent “regulatory milestone: becoming the first Spanish-speaking exchange to receive authorization from Spain’s CNMV as a Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA).”
The MiCA license enables Bit2Me to legally “operate across all 27 EU member states.”
Founded in 2014, Bit2Me has over 1.2 million users and more than 7,000 companies, with a transaction volume exceeding €3 billion to date in 2025.
Tether International, S.A. de C.V. (TI) recently released its Q2 2025 attestation, completed by BDO, a top-five global independent accounting firm.
The report confirms the accuracy of Tether’s Financial figures and Reserves Report (FFRR) and “provides a view of the assets backing USD₮ as of June 30, 2025.”
Q2 2025 marked a new chapter in Tether’s expansion, “with over $13.4 billion USD₮ issued, bringing the circulating supply to more than $157 billion (a $20 billion increase year-to-date).”
This growth signals not only the “adoption of USD₮ but also a deepening trust in Tether as the digital dollar instrument.”
Total exposure to U.S. Treasuries – “including $105.5 billion in direct holdings and $21.3 billion owned indirectly – exceeded $127 billion (~$8 billion increase compared to Q1 2025) at the end of Q2 2025, placing Tether among the largest holders of U.S. government debt globally.”
This milestone comes at a time when U.S. policymakers, “through the GENIUS Act, have taken decisive steps to solidify the dollar’s global leadership in digital form.”
Tether’s reserves composition exemplifies “how private innovation can align with public monetary goals, serving as a conduit for secure, onchain access to U.S. dollar liquidity at scale.”
Meanwhile, shareholder capital in the company “managing the reserves remains stable compared to the previous quarter at approximately $5.47 billion, reinforcing Tether’s solvency profile and long-term sustainability.”
These excess reserves serve as a buffer “against market shocks and underscore Tether’s capacity to operate safely and independently across market cycles.”
Tether’s profitability also underscores “the strength of its business model. Net profit for Q2 2025 totaled approximately $4.9 billion, bringing the total for the first six months of the year to $5.7 billion.”
Year-to-date, TIL generated $3.1 billion in “recurrent profits, excluding mark-to-market contributions from gold and bitcoin, which added another $2.6 billion – further highlighting the operational strength and revenue consistency of the company.”
Building on the strength of its equity buffer and continued profitability, Tether has reinvested a “substantial portion of its recent earnings into long-term strategic initiatives.”
In fact, the company has directed more “capital into these efforts over the past six months compared to previous months – a testament to both its financial position and its commitment to foundational infrastructure.”
Key initiatives include XXI Capital, “the investment in Rumble (including the development of the Rumble Wallet), which reflects Tether’s focus on innovation across finance, data, and digital freedom.”
Among its global profits reinvestment strategy, the U.S. “positions itself as the leading country with ~$4 billion deployed already to date in the domestic ecosystem.”
In an era where access to programmable dollars is reshaping global finance, Tether’s performance in Q2 reflects “both operational discipline and rising relevance.”
USD₮ continues to drive “commerce, remittances in more than 150 countries – often in areas where traditional banking access is limited or unreliable.”
From fintechs and exchanges to individual users and governments, Tether is the digital infrastructure for “an open, dollar-based global economy.”
As of June 30, 2025, the Management of the Company asserts the following:
- The company’s total assets amount to at least $162,574,933,798
- The company’s total liabilities amount to $157,108,009,474, of which $157,100,255,857 relate to digital tokens issued
- The company’s assets exceed its liabilities
- The company’s proprietary investments through Tether Investments in emerging sectors such as artificial intelligence, renewable energy, and communications infrastructure are not included in the reserves backing issued tokens