Here’s what new Tether documents reveal about its reserves
Documents obtained by CoinDesk and Bloomberg shed additional light on Tether reserves, showing the issuers of its commercial paper.
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Tether no longer has to submit attestations. Will anybody miss them?
Tether is no longer required to submit attestations but does this mean that all transparency around the leading stablecoin will be lost?
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Gambling with Tether: Ultimate Bet, USDT perps, Tron bets, and the $1 peg
Tether has always had a close relationship with online gambling: Ultimate Bet poker, USDT-denominated perps, and USDT-on-Tron gaming.
— Tether
Tether’s shareholder capital cushion is full of contradictions
Tether's most recent attestation suggests a large increase in "Shareholder Capital Cushion" that was not shown on its transparency page.
Tether transparency: A lesson in lying
Tether has repeatedly promised complete transparency and to get itself audited. Neither of these things has happened but does anybody care?
The curious case of FTX and Farmington State Bank, aka Moonstone
Situated in the middle of nowhere, small-time Farmington State Bank was taken over by Sam Bankman-Fried in March. Here's what we know.
History of Tether’s peg: Every time USDT traded above or below one dollar
The price of USDT recently de-pegged from the US dollar following Luna's collapse. Here's all the other major times Tether's peg broke.
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Turns out this tiny Bahamas bank is holding some of Tether’s reserves
Tether is usually extremely tight-lipped about where it keeps its assets, but it appears the company holds some funds in the tiny Capital Union bank.
A complete timeline of Celsius’ relationship with Terra LUNA and Tether
After the collapse of Do Kwon's "20% APY” Anchor protocol, attention is turning to those who did business with Kwon. Step forward Celsius.
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Tether timeline: The complete history of crypto’s most stubborn stablecoin
This is Tether's timeline in full, starting in 1996 when its now chief financial officer was caught selling fake Microsoft software licenses.