Tether has invested its stablecoin profits into 140 projects and plans to expand its workforce to 450 employees.
PANews, February 9—According to Cointelegraph citing the Financial Times, Tether has invested profits from its stablecoin business into 140 projects spanning sectors from agriculture to sports, and plans to expand its workforce to 450 employees.
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