Tether's Strategic Investment Expansion: A Diversified Layout from AI to Brain-Computer Interfaces

The CEO of Tether recently revealed that the company's investment portfolio covers over 120 enterprises and is expected to further expand in the future. These investments are all sourced from Tether's own profits, completely separate from its stablecoin reserves, and are managed by Tether Investments.

Tether Investments is a subsidiary of Tether established in El Salvador, focusing on strategic investments in various fields including technology, infrastructure, and practical applications. Its investment scope includes artificial intelligence, financial services, energy, biotechnology, education, and digital media, and it holds strategic equity in industries such as commodities, remittances, sports, and entertainment.

According to Tether's quarterly report, the company has invested over $2 billion in long-term projects such as renewable energy, artificial intelligence, peer-to-peer communication, and data infrastructure through Tether Investments, aiming to build a sustainable digital economy.

The Tether official website has five major sectors: finance, renewable energy mining, data, education, and human evolution, reflecting the company's strategic layout direction:

• The financial sector is committed to enhancing global financial inclusiveness, involving stablecoins, wallet development, asset tokenization, etc;
• The energy sector focuses on the integration of renewable energy and Bitcoin mining;
• Develop AI and P2P technology for data modules;
• Expand the channels for acquiring educational resources in the education sector;
• The evolution sector focuses on the future development of humanity, such as cutting-edge fields like brain-computer interfaces.

The following are 25 key portfolio highlights disclosed by the CEO of Tether:

Digital Finance Field

1. CityPay: Enterprise-level digital currency payment solution provider

2. Fizen: A Hong Kong fintech company focused on self-custody crypto wallets and digital payments.

3. Kem: P2P payment platform in the Middle East

4. Mansa: A Global Payment Liquidity Engine Based on Stablecoins

5. Oobit: A crypto mobile payment application that supports usage in scenarios accepting Visa and Mastercard.

6. Orionx: Chilean cryptocurrency exchange, with operations covering multiple Latin American countries

7. Quantoz: Stablecoin issuer licensed by the Dutch Central Bank

8. Synonym: Bitcoin ecosystem developers, providing services such as self-custody wallets.

9. Shiga Digital: Providing financial services such as virtual accounts for African businesses.

10. Sorted Wallet: A cross-border payment service provider for users without bank accounts.

11. Twenty One Capital: A treasury company focused on Bitcoin.

12. XREX Group: A blockchain-based payment solution provider

13. Zengo: A cryptocurrency wallet provider utilizing MPC technology

Education and Media Sector

14. Academy of Digital Industries: Georgia Digital Industry Academy

15. Be Water: An Italian media company involved in podcasts, film production, etc.

16. PlanB.Network: Bitcoin Education Platform

Mining, High-Performance Computing, Data, AI, and Neurotechnology

17. Adecoagro: South American sustainable food and renewable energy producer

18. Bitdeer: A provider of Bitcoin mining and high-performance computing services

19. Blackrock Neurotech: Developer of brain-computer interface technology

20. Holepunch: Decentralized Application Development Platform

21. Northern Data Group: AI and high-performance computing service provider

Other Fields

22. Crystal Intelligence: A blockchain analysis company used for investigating crypto crimes, etc.

23. Elemental Altus Royalties: Canadian listed gold royalty company

24. Rumble: Video Sharing Platform

25. Juventus Football Club: Italy's top football club

Through these diversified investments, Tether is gradually extending its business reach into a wide range of areas beyond stablecoins, building a strategic investment landscape that encompasses multiple sectors such as fintech, renewable energy, artificial intelligence, and education. This layout not only helps Tether diversify risks but also opens up new growth points for the company's future development.