Tether paid Bo Hines’ company while he was at White House, WSJ
Tether reportedly paid Nxum, a firm founded by Bo Hines, millions of dollars while he was in his role at the White House.
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Tether reportedly paid Nxum, a firm founded by Bo Hines, millions of dollars while he was in his role at the White House.
Read more (3 min) →Tether invested in Juventus, Italy's most successful football club, in 2025, but since then, "The Old Lady's" stock is down over 30%.
EQIBank, a bank used by Tether, had 80% of its assets frozen in a seizure that targeted Capstone Limited.
Conduit's lawsuit claims Tether substantively ignored requests to reverse the "improper" freeze, leading to staff firings and closed offices.
— Stablecoin Development Corp, Stablecoins
Stablecoin Development Corp, which has been trading around a $50M marketcap for months, has seen its price jump tenfold in a matter of weeks.
Tether quietly invested $134M in failing biopharmaceutical firm NovaBay in March, turning it into a stablecoin holding company.
— Audit, Stablecoins
Tether has finally received the audit it's been promising for almost a decade. But will it put all the questions surrounding the firm to bed?
— Christopher Harborne, Politics
Billionaire Tether investor Christopher Harborne has decided to start a company in the US called Skyline Apex LLC.
Jack Mallers claims he took "no severance" for leaving Twenty One, yet he took $1.6M in cash for a separation agreement.
Twenty One has four days to make its audit committee sufficiently independent if it's to avoid an NYSE penalty.