Tether has announced its financial performance for the second quarter of 2025, showing a net profit of around $4.9 billion. This pushes its total profit for the first half of the year to $5.7 billion. The company earned $3.1 billion from ongoing business operations and gained another $2.6 billion from the rising value of Bitcoin and gold.
These results have been published by the firm in its Q2 attestation report. The audit was performed by BDO, an independent Big Four accounting firm. The report validates Tether’s financial status and the existence of the reserves backing USD₮. The figures represent the numbers up to June 30, 2025.
Tether has contributed USD₮ supply equivalent to a mind-boggling $13.4 billion during Q2 alone. The overall current supply of the stablecoin is far and away over the $157 billion threshold. That growth is a reflection of growing confidence in Tether and growing usage of its digital dollar worldwide. The supply has crossed the $20 billion level so far during the year in 2025.
Tether builds a financial buffer for market stability
Tether’s U.S. Treasury exposure rose above the $127 billion mark. That’s over $105 billion directly and another $21 billion indirectly. The firm is now among the largest holders of the U.S. government’s debt.
Tether’s fixed stability on the U.S. dollar position manifests in the lawmakers’ move towards the digital currency standards in the GENIUS Act. The share capital of the company is unchanged at about $5.47 billion. The capital acts as a buffer and offers long-term stability.
The firm reports that its buffer helps it run the business amid market variability with minimal disruption. Tether’s success points out the robustness of its business. The gains, both from the ordinary income and the appreciation of its assets, highlight the stability of its revenue. The firm continues to reinvest in long-term ventures as well.
Tether invests billions in U.S. tech and finance projects
Tether boosted investment during the previous six months, financing new ideas on tech, data, and financial freedom. The company has invested heavily in businesses like XXI Capital and Rumble, including the Rumble Wallet. These companies specialize in financing digital infrastructure. Out of all the reinvestments, approximately $4 billion has gone to the U.S. ecosystem.
Tether today is instrumental to digital finance in more than 150 countries. USD₮ provides remittances and payment services in places with few banks. The stablecoin is utilized just as much by governments and businesses as it is by people and offers access to the U.S. dollar.
As of June 30th, Tether has over $162 billion in aggregate assets. Its liabilities total $157.1 billion. The assets still exceed the liabilities, and the company validates investments in communication, energy, and AI as being outside the token reserves.
