


Tether Holdings aims to raise a fund by executing a $20 billion stock sale. However, the desire of some existing shareholders to buy back their shares and the management's efforts to prevent this have led Tether to seek new liquidity avenues for investors.
According to sources speaking to Bloomberg News, Tether's executives are exploring various financial options, including tokenization. This process involves digitally representing shares on the blockchain, with the company targeting a valuation of $500 billion.
Tether is opposing current sale plans by shareholders, wishing to prevent any investor from interfering in a process managed by global tier-one investment banks. The company is concerned that this could undermine the corporate structure.
It has been reported that one share is subject to a $1 billion sale, which would raise Tether’s market value to $280 billion. However, it remains uncertain whether this valuation will affect ongoing financial recovery processes.
Tether's USDT token holds a dominant position among stablecoins with a market value of $186 billion. The company expects to make approximately $15 billion in profit this year.
Tether hopes to attract significant strategic investors, such as SoftBank Group and Ark Investment Management, for its initial public offering (IPO). However, since no timeline has been established yet, it may take a long time for investors to access liquidity.
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