Stablecoins on Bitcoin? It’s happening. Tether just brought USD₮ to RGB, a next-gen protocol that makes stablecoins private, scalable, and sovereign on the world’s biggest blockchain.
Until now, Bitcoin was mostly the “digital gold” — a store of value. With Tether’s RGB integration, it gets a payment layer:
Paolo Ardoino, Tether’s CEO, calls it a foundation for a “freer financial future.” Translation: Bitcoin just leveled up from hodl asset to usable money rails.
RGB isn’t just a wrapper. It’s modular, privacy-preserving, and offline-capable, giving Bitcoin native stablecoin functionality without bloating the chain.
This makes USDT on Bitcoin feel “native,” not bolted on — a game-changer for payments and remittances.
While building on Bitcoin, Tether is scaling globally:
Tether’s Q2 2025 earnings flex its financial dominance:
That war chest underwrites big plays like RGB — and signals they’re not slowing down.
This is not just another Tether expansion — it’s a paradigm shift: the world’s hardest money + the world’s biggest stablecoin, finally in the same native ecosystem.
Tether just launched USDT on Bitcoin via RGB, bringing privacy, scalability, and offline payments to the OG blockchain. With 4.9B in Q2 profits and a 162.5B reserve surplus, Tether has the firepower to push stablecoins into Bitcoin’s ecosystem while expanding across emerging markets and prepping for U.S. regulation under the GENIUS Act. This move could redefine Bitcoin from “digital gold” into a full-blown financial network.
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