After years of “harsh” treatment Tether finally convinces ‘Big Four’ firm to audit USDT

After years of “harsh” treatment Tether finally convinces ‘Big Four’ firm to audit USDT
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2026-3-25 13:26

For years, the shortest line of attack against Tether was the demand for a full independent audit. The audit never came, and the company absorbed the reputational cost without visible damage to its position. origin »

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