Founded in 2014, Tether is a digital currency pegged to the US dollar

Founded in 2014, Tether is a digital currency pegged to the US dollar

Most popular and widely-traded stablecoin, Tether is used extensively for trading other cryptocurrencies.

Most popular and widely-traded stablecoin, Tether is used extensively for trading other cryptocurrencies.

Transparency claims: Tether claims to be fully backed by US dollars held in reserve

Transparency claims: Tether claims to be fully backed by US dollars held in reserve

Industry Leader: Despite the controversies, Tether remains a leader in the stablecoin market

Not fully backed by cash: In 2021, Tether settled with the New York Attorney General's office

Legal troubles: Tether has been involved in a number of legal battles, including the one mentioned above

High trading volume: Tether boasts one of the highest daily trading volumes of any cryptocurrency

Hacked in 2017: In 2017, hackers stole $31 million worth of USDT from Tether

More than just USD: Tether offers other stablecoins pegged to different currencies,

Expansion into AI: In 2023, Tether acquired Northern Data Group, a company that provides high-performance