Tether Claims 'Largest Inaugural Financial Audit' as KPMG Signs Off on 2025 Statements
Tether said KPMG gave its 2025 financial statements a clean opinion, a milestone for the company after years of questions about the reserves backing USDT.
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Tether said KPMG gave its 2025 financial statements a clean opinion, a milestone for the company after years of questions about the reserves backing USDT.
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The stablecoin giant's reserves exceeded liabilities by $6.81 billion.
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KPMG U.S. examined Tether's books and even counted its gold bars as the $180 billion USDT issuer said it completed its long-promised financial audit.
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KPMG gave Tether a clean 2025 audit, but the $6.8 billion cushion it verified has since fallen 40% to $4.11 billion.
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Tether has completed its first independent financial statement audit, with KPMG U.S. issuing an unqualified opinion after reviewing its 2025 accounts and a reported $6.814 billion reserve surplus. Tether said Thursday that KPMG U.S. conducted the audit of Tether International,…
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