A bill laying out rules for stablecoins would force issuers like Tether to be audited and end risky practices.

GENIUS Act targets Tether's opaque reserves, pushing the $156 billion giant to comply or exit the U.S. market.

The Tether minting tactics and regulatory strain raise collapse fears as experts question its $115B reserve claims.

Hurdles in banking and retail may make brand-name stablecoins an idea better in theory than in practice, the credit rating ...

Tether increased its stake in I Bianconeri ("The White and Blacks") to over 10% in April, having bought 8.2% of the club in ...

Reeve Collins, a co-founder of stablecoin giant Tether Holdings, and an affiliate of CC Capital — an investment firm founded ...

A former Blackstone Inc. dealmaker and a co-founder of stablecoin giant Tether Holdings SA are teaming up to raise $1 billion ...

Tether’s USDT stablecoin has once again asserted its dominance in the crypto ecosystem, with circulating supply skyrocketing ...

The GENIUS Act, passed by the U.S. Senate on June 17, aims to impose strict reserve-backing rules, audited disclosures and ...

Tether's Paolo Ardoino announced it would continue investing in mining, suggesting it may become a leading miner with the ...

Tether invested €128M to become Juventus' second-largest shareholder, but the club has denied it board access.