Bitcoin Updates Today: Tether’s Bitcoin Investment Compared to Stability: S&P Raises Concerns Over Unstable Peg
- S&P Global Ratings downgraded Tether's USDT to "weak" due to 5.6% Bitcoin exposure exceeding its 3.9% overcollateralization threshold and limited reserve transparency. - Tether CEO defended the model, citing no redemption refusals and $10B 2025 net profit, while S&P warned Bitcoin/gold price drops could trigger undercollateralization risks. - Market turbulence saw $3.5B Bitcoin ETF outflows and $9.9B Bitcoin holdings, with Tether expanding into gold producers and crypto lending despite regulatory scrutin
S&P Global Ratings has assigned Tether's
S&P warned that a drop in Bitcoin or other volatile assets could weaken Tether’s reserves, possibly resulting in insufficient collateral for USDT. Even though Tether holds a significant amount of U.S. Treasuries,
Tether’s allocation to Bitcoin has increased during recent market volatility. Bitcoin itself has fallen about 30% from its 2025 peak, and
Tether’s financial position remains strong, reporting
At the same time, Tether’s reach goes beyond its stablecoin.
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