Tether is expanding its worldwide presence by ramping up hiring and deploying capital into strategic investments, according to a report published this week by the Financial Times.
The expansion reflects Tether’s effort to strengthen its operational capacity and diversify beyond its core stablecoin business. The company has been adding staff across compliance, technology, and investment roles while backing a range of initiatives tied to infrastructure, payments, and emerging-market access. These moves come as stablecoins play a larger role in cross-border transactions and digital dollar demand continues to grow.
The Financial Times report notes that Tether is positioning itself as a broader financial and technology player, using its profits to fund talent acquisition and long-term strategic bets. The approach signals confidence in sustained demand for dollar-linked digital assets, even as regulatory scrutiny and competition in the stablecoin sector intensify. Tether has framed these investments as part of a plan to reinforce resilience and scalability rather than short-term expansion.
Source: Financial Times.
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