Tether Invests $100 Million in Anchorage Digital, the First Regulated Digital Asset Bank in the U.S.
The world’s largest stablecoin issuer, Tether, has strategically invested $100 million (approximately 1.465 trillion KRW) in Anchorage Digital, the first regulated digital asset bank in the United States. The two parties will jointly build asset infrastructure.
Both companies stated that this investment aims to expand their existing partnership and reflects their shared commitment to creating infrastructure for the digital asset ecosystem that is “secure, transparent, and resilient.” In particular, Tether’s investment will strengthen collaboration with Anchorage, which is preparing for its U.S. IPO, and is expected to accelerate responses to stablecoin demand.
The investment was made through Tether’s investment division, “Tether Investments.” Anchorage currently provides services such as digital asset custody, staking, governance participation, and stablecoin issuance for institutional clients. As the first federally regulated digital asset bank in the U.S., Anchorage’s characteristic is offering solutions based on the traditional financial system.
Tether CEO Paul Ardoino stated, “We and Anchorage both recognize the importance of secure, transparent systems in expanding digital asset infrastructure. Anchorage demonstrates institutional-grade security standards, and Tether is confident in its future growth potential, which is why we invested.”
Anchorage CEO Nathan McCauley also said, “The growing scale of digital assets must be supported by solid regulatory foundations and secure infrastructure. This investment reflects trust in our long-standing technical foundation and is an opportunity to enhance stablecoin infrastructure and emerging market resilience.”
Anchorage currently plans to raise up to $400 million (approximately 5.862 trillion KRW) from the U.S. stock market. Tether’s investment is expected to assist in advancing its IPO. The expansion of cooperation between Tether and Anchorage, as a case of strengthening ties between traditional finance and the cryptocurrency industry, is attracting market attention.
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