Tether released its financial report for the third quarter of 2025 showing a net profit of over 10 billion dollars since the start of the year The stablecoin issuer continues to lead the market in profitability transparency and reserve management.
The report highlights that Tether now holds around 135 billion dollars in US Treasury bonds the highest level in its history This positions the company as the 17th largest holder of US government debt ahead of South Korea and close to major national investors such as Saudi Arabia and Germany.
Tether’s reserves remain heavily backed by short term US government securities cash and money market instruments ensuring liquidity and low risk exposure The company’s investment strategy focuses on maintaining full backing of its stablecoin USDT while earning consistent returns from secure assets.
Analysts note that this performance reflects the growing demand for stablecoins and Tether’s strong control over reserve management With rising global adoption of digital dollars Tether’s expanding holdings in US debt also underline how the stablecoin sector is becoming a key participant in global finance.
The company stated that it will continue to diversify its portfolio through strategic investments in energy data and emerging financial technologies while maintaining transparency through regular reserve updates.