Tether Reveals Over $1.6 Billion in Investments Across Multiple Sectors

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Tether has disclosed over $1.6 billion in on-chain investments across multiple sectors in recent months. The largest allocation, $785 million, went to Rumble, with additional funding to Elemental Royalty, Juventus FC, and Gold.com. Other digital asset highlights include $100 million in Anchorage Digital and $82 million in Generative Bionics. Smaller investments were made in Speed1, Gold Royalty, and undisclosed amounts in Parfin and Adecoagro.

ChainThink reports that on March 15, GSR Content Director Frank Chaparro posted on X stating that Tether has disclosed at least $1.6 billion in investments over the past few months, including:


Right-wing social platform Rumble: $785 million; Gold mining project Elemental Royalty: $250 million; Italian football club Juventus FC: $150 million; Gold asset management Gold dot com: $150 million; Crypto asset management Anchorage Digital: $100 million; Gold Royalty: over $900 million; Robotics project Generative Bionics: $82 million; Bitcoin Lightning Network and stablecoin payment infrastructure company Speed1: $8 million; Digital asset infrastructure platform Parfin: amount undisclosed; Agricultural company Adecoagro: amount undisclosed.

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