Tether Q2 2025 Profit Soars 45% to $4.9 Billion, Backed by $127 Billion in U.S. Treasuries

Tether Q2 2025 profit and U.S. Treasury holdings dashboard with USDT stablecoin symbol

Tether has once again demonstrated its financial prowess, reporting a staggering $4.9 billion profit in Q2 2025, backed by $127 billion in U.S. Treasury holdings. This remarkable performance solidifies USDT’s position as the most dominant stablecoin in the cryptocurrency market.

Tether’s Record-Breaking Q2 2025 Performance

Tether’s latest attestation report reveals unprecedented growth:

  • $4.9 billion net profit (45% increase)
  • $127 billion in U.S. Treasury securities
  • $157 billion total USDT circulating supply
  • $3.1 billion in recurring profits
  • $2.6 billion from gold and Bitcoin holdings

How USDT Maintains Its Stablecoin Dominance

Tether’s strategic shift to U.S. Treasuries has paid off significantly:

Asset TypeAmount
Direct Treasury Holdings$105.5 billion
Indirect Treasury Holdings$21.3 billion
Gold and Bitcoin$2.6 billion

The Future of Stablecoins: Tether vs. CBDCs

While Tether faces competition from central bank digital currencies, its strong financial position gives it several advantages:

  1. Proven track record in market volatility
  2. Established liquidity in crypto markets
  3. Transparent attestation reports by BDO
  4. $4 billion committed to U.S. economic development

FAQs About Tether’s Q2 2025 Performance

Q: How does Tether generate its profits?
A: Primarily through interest income from U.S. Treasury holdings, supplemented by gains from gold and Bitcoin investments.

Q: Is USDT still the dominant stablecoin?
A: Yes, with $157 billion in circulation, USDT maintains approximately 70% of the stablecoin market share.

Q: What makes Tether’s attestation reports reliable?
A: They’re verified by top-tier auditors like BDO, providing transparency about reserve composition.

Q: How does Tether’s Treasury holdings compare to countries?
A: At $127 billion, Tether would rank among the top 30 sovereign holders of U.S. debt.