Tether's recent actions are quite straightforward, directly pouring in money.

They announced the acquisition of a minority stake in Bit2Me and led an investment of 30 million euros. The transaction is expected to be finalized within a few weeks, showing great efficiency.

The purpose of this money is very clear: to help Bit2Me expand its territory in the European Union and to solidify its business in Latin America, especially in Argentina.

Bit2Me is not a weak player; it was established in 2014, has over 1.2 million users, and is projected to have a trading volume exceeding 3 billion euros by 2025, with the data to back it up. The key point is its strong licensing; it has obtained authorization from Spanish regulators and is also compliant with the EU's MiCA regulations as a cryptocurrency service provider. With this license in hand, it can operate freely across the 27 EU member states, and there are no compliance issues.

Tether's move is clearly intended to leverage Bit2Me's foundation and licensing advantages to push further into the European and Latin American markets. How the two companies will collaborate moving forward and whether they can create a bigger impact in the fields of cryptocurrency payments and trading is worth watching. #美SEC批准流动性质押