Tether Eyes $200M Tokenized Gold Treasury

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News Date: June 18, 2024

🪙 October 3, 2025: Tether and Antalpha plan to raise $200M for a treasury backed by Tether Gold (XAUT) — the top tokenized gold project ($1.5B cap). The push expands lending, custody & redemption, tying digital assets closer to physical gold.
💰 September 5, 2025: Stablecoin giant Tether is in talks to invest in gold miners! This move highlights their strategy to diversify crypto profits into tangible assets like gold, strengthening the future of digital and commodity-backed finance. ⛏️
🥇 July 8, 2025: Tether, issuer of the world’s largest stablecoin, quietly amassed 80 tons of gold worth $8 billion — stored in a private Swiss vault.
🏔️🔐 Now among the world’s top non-state gold holders, Tether aims to grow this treasure trove even further. 🌍📈
🏆 June 3, 2025: Tether has just introduced XAUt0, an omnichain gold-backed token now available on the TON blockchain. This move boosts interoperability and mobility of digital gold across multiple networks, bringing the stability of precious metals into the Web3 era.🟡🔗
June 18, 2024: Tether has introduced Alloy, a series of gold-collateralized assets.
The first product, AUSDT, is a token that mirrors the U.S. dollar's value but is backed by Tether Gold (XAUT).
This innovative approach, created by Tether's subsidiaries, Moon Gold NA and Moon Gold El Salvador, aims to provide stable, gold-backed digital assets.
CEO Paolo Ardoino highlighted the novelty and potential market impact of this mechanism.
Initially available on the Ethereum blockchain, AUSDT allows XAUT holders to transact in a dollar-like currency, with over 8 million AUSDT issued, supported by more than 140 kg of gold.

De-dollarization movement started

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has expressed confidence in the ongoing momentum toward the de-dollarization of the global economy, a movement supported by several nations.
Officials from Iran, Venezuela, and Ethiopia have shown a willingness to adopt Russia's Mir payment system without hesitation.
Moreover, these countries envision a seamless transition toward their de-dollarization objectives in the foreseeable future, as indicated by their respective officials.
'De-dollarization has begun, both in practice and in conceptual speeches', Lavrov stated during the latest assembly of Russia's Council on Foreign and Defense Policy think tank.

Debts forgiveness and peace at the Russia-Africa summit

Vladimir Putin hosted the Russia-Africa summit in St. Petersburg from July 27 to 28.
Putin: The total amount of debt of the African countries written off by Russia amounts to $23 billion dollars with another $90 million to be allocated for the same purposes.
Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, also stated on Friday that Moscow is closely analyzing suggestions made by several African leaders to put an end to the conflict in Ukraine.

Turkey, warehouse and bridge for metals trade to Russia

Turkey offers a warehouse and bridge for metals trade to Russia.
Turkish metals sector to serve as 'warehouse and bridge,' the head of an industry group said, citing increased interest from Russian companies and also from EU companies seeking to sell to Russia via Turkey.
This comes after 5 of Turkey's banks adopted Russia's payment system and the country said it would look to ditch the dollar for Russian energy.
Sources: reuters.com

Donald Trump nationalized the Federal Reserve?

Fed and Treasury to Merge?
The federal government is nationalizing large swaths of the financial markets. The Fed is providing the money to do it. BlackRock will be doing the trades. This scheme essentially merges the Fed and Treasury into one organization. So, meet your new Fed chairman, Donald J. Trump.
Source:finance.yahoo.com

Russia, China switch to national currencies

Russia and China switch to settlements in national currencies for energy supplies.
Russia, China switch to national currencies in payments for gas, says a senior official.
Russia, China also actively switching to national currencies for payments of oil supplies, and products, says the deputy prime minister.
Sources: aa.com