Tether and Bitcoin demonstrate different coping strategies. Tether ensures the stability of the company by investing in real industries, while Bitcoin provides a potential tool to combat currency depreciation in volatility. Whether it is enterprise-level expansion or personal investment strategy, it reflects the variability and opportunities of the crypto market.
Author: Web3 News; Blockchain Knight. Ported by: Bosen Quantitative Consultant Xiao Sun (bosen0722)
Tether invests in industry
As the issuer of the world's largest stablecoin USDT, Tether continues to expand its business areas, recently investing $100 million in Argentine agricultural company Adecoagro and purchasing a 9.8% stake. This move shows that Tether is not limited to the crypto field, but is actively exploring other industries such as agriculture, artificial intelligence and BTC mining. This investment reflects Tether's gradual diversification strategy, with funds coming from its operating income to support the long-term development of its business.
Adecoagro's business involves milk production and renewable energy, further enriching Tether's asset portfolio. Although Tether's main business is still stablecoins, with a market value of more than $118 billion, such cross-field investments show that the company is trying to expand into new markets and growth points to cope with the volatility that the crypto market may face.
Stablecoin market dominance
At the same time, Tether's stablecoin business remains strong, especially in some regions where the traditional monetary system is imperfect, USDT provides reliable digital currency services to millions of users. Tether's daily revenue reached 13 million US dollars, showing its strong profitability in the market.
Market panic and pessimism
Although Tether is expanding its real business, the crypto market as a whole is facing challenges. Bitcoin, in particular, is facing huge market pressure amid expectations of a recession, capital outflows, and large-scale leveraged liquidations. The price of Bitcoin once fell to $54,000, and some analysts warned that the price could continue to fall to $40,000. This negative sentiment not only affects Bitcoin, but also Ethereum and other altcoins, causing investor confidence to falter.
Why hold on to Bitcoin?
Despite the volatility, Bitcoin still has intrinsic value in the long run. Bitcoin's deflationary properties mean that it will be an effective tool to combat the depreciation of fiat currencies when the global money supply increases. Major central banks such as the Federal Reserve may resume printing money, which will drive up Bitcoin prices. Bitcoin's scarcity and its role as a hedge against inflation ensure its unique position in long-term investment.
What should ordinary people do?
[No investment and financial advice, the cryptocurrency world is risky, so be careful when investing! ]
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