Tether New USDT Minting Confirmed As $1B Inventory Addition
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The Tether new USDT minting process, which took place on January 4, was initially reported by Whale Alert on social media and later confirmed by Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino.
Ardoino clarified that the Tether new USDT minting was an authorized transaction, not yet issued, and would serve as inventory for upcoming issuing requests and chain swaps. This inventory replenishment involves creating new USDT tokens stored in the Tether treasury, labeled “authorized but not issued,” indicating they are not yet in circulation.
In a separate development, Tether withdrew 8888.88 BTC from the Bitfinex exchange on January 1, valuing approximately $400 million. This withdrawal propelled Tether into the top 10 wallet addresses holding the most Bitcoin, boasting a total of 66,465.2 BTC with a value exceeding $2.82 billion.
Tether, recognized for issuing stablecoins pegged to fiat currencies, notably the US Dollar, continues to assert its influence in the cryptocurrency market.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin experienced a surge, surpassing the $44,000 threshold following a day of volatility triggered by a Matrixport report on the potential approval of the US spot Bitcoin ETF. Tether’s strategic moves and Bitcoin’s market dynamics underscore the evolving landscape of the digital currency space.
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