Top stablecoin issuer Tether (USDT) is unveiling its investment branch’s portfolio, which includes over a hundred different companies in multiple sectors.
In a new thread on the social media platform X, Tether chief executive Paolo Ardoino says the investments were made with the company’s own profits and that he expects the portfolio to grow.
“Today Tether publishes (a portion) of its investment/venture portfolio. Overall Tether group invested in more than 120+ companies and this number is expected to grow significantly in the next months and years.
These investments have been made with Tether’s own profits ($13.7 billion in 2024), outside of USDT (and other stables) reserves and are part of Tether Investments arm.”
Some noteworthy companies Tether has invested into include the video sharing platform Rumble, brain-to-interface medical equipment firm Blackrock Neurotech, blockchain intelligence firm Crystal Intelligence, Bitcoin (BTC) treasury company Twenty One, various stablecoin-related businesses, and Juventus, one of the most popular and successful European soccer clubs in the world.
According to Tether Ventures, it is aiming to back firms that further decentralization and individual sovereignty.
“Our focus spans critical sectors including payment infrastructure, renewable energy, Bitcoin, agriculture, artificial intelligence, and tokenization. Our capital is not merely financial; it is a catalyst for change.
We back projects that reduce reliance on centralized systems, promote privacy, and empower individuals globally. Through strategic investments and partnerships, we are actively shaping a more resilient and equitable world.”
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