Stablecoin issuer, Tether Holding Limited has reported an increase in its reserves, hitting an all-time high of $2.44 billion, an increase of $1.48 billion for the first quarter of 2023. This was likely due to the overall recovery of the crypto market during this time period, as many digital assets experienced a significant increase in value.
Tether Profit and Earnings Details
According to the details, Tether ended the first quarter of 2023 with $81.8B in consolidated total assets, the vast majority of its reserves are invested in US Treasury Bills. Remarkably, Tether’s outstanding performance is proof of clients’ trust, allowing Tether to be quite hopeful about the future.
Notably, Tether’s Consolidated Reserves Report (CRR) also revealed that Tether’s consolidated assets once again exceed its consolidated liabilities. The total aggregate assets of the Group total at least $81,833.149,345, while total liabilities amount to $ 79,390,359,036 of which US$ 79,372,401,626 relates to digital tokens issued.
While commenting on the update, Tether’s CTO, Paolo Ardoino highlighted that the firm’s net profit is evidence of the platform’s strength and stability. Additionally, Ardoino stated that the firm will continue to assess the risk-adjusted return on all assets regularly.
Furthermore, he said Tether intends to make more modifications as the broader economic situation changes and the market cycle develops as part of its routine, and continuing risk management operations.
Interestingly, the update comes shortly after the company announced a $700 million profit in Q4 of 2022.
Tether’s Increases Reserve Despite Controversies
Despite its profit, it is important to note that Tether has been the subject of some controversy and scrutiny in the past, particularly regarding the transparency of its reserve holdings.
In August, an article suggested that crypto companies are not quite transparent when it comes to their financial statements. In response to these concerns, Tether has taken steps to increase transparency by releasing regular attestations that provide information about the composition of its reserves.
Also, Tether was accused of utilizing forged paperwork and shell firms to get banking access when they were unable to access the international banking system.
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