Tether's gold reserves exceeded the national reserves of South Korea, Hungary and Greece
27.11.2025
Tether's gold reserves exceeded the national reserves of several countries, reaching 116 tons. According to the company's latest filing, Tether, the issuer of the largest USDT stablecoin, continues to build up its gold assets as part of its strategy to diversify its reserves.The amount of gold in Tether's assets now exceeds the national reserves of countries such as South Korea (104 tons), Hungary (94.5 tons) and Greece (114 tons), according to the World Gold Council. This level of gold backing is unique for a private company operating in the digital currency market.Tether representatives note that gold provides additional stability and confidence in USDT, especially amid fluctuations in global financial markets. As of today, gold reserves account for about 4% of the company's total assets, and most of the reserves still fall on US Treasury bonds and other highly liquid instruments.Experts emphasize that the increase in Tether's gold reserves strengthens the stability of the stablecoin and contributes to the confidence of institutional investors. This approach can become an example for other issuers of digital currencies in the issues of reserve management and transparency.