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According to a report by Jinse Finance, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino retweeted on the X platform, stating that if Tether were to go public, the company's market value would reach $515 billion, making it the 19th largest company globally, surpassing Costco and Coca-Cola. Although the numbers are impressive, considering the current Bitcoin and gold reserves (which are still increasing), it might be a bit pessimistic. However, Tether aims to remain humble and is very excited about the company's next phase of development. Tether's goal is to serve as a large-scale hedging tool against social instability, which is why the company's ERP (Equity Risk Premium) is negative. Paolo Ardoino added that Tether is not just a stablecoin, but the technology being created is a true game-changer in the medium to long term. For instance, future AI agents will no longer use bank accounts, emails, or centralized instant messaging, nor rely on cloud providers, but will use Bitcoin and stablecoins (USDt, XAUt) to communicate through real-time encrypted multi-signature channels.

According to on-chain analyst Ember's monitoring, since DWF Labs announced its secondary market token purchase wallet a month ago, it has withdrawn 7 types of tokens from centralized exchanges, with a total expenditure of $6.43 million. Currently, six projects are at a floating loss and one at a floating gain, with a combined floating loss of $850,000 (-13%). These tokens include: 51.15 million JST ($1.89 million, average price $0.037), 5 million MANTA ($1.54 million, average price $0.309), 4.73 million YGG ($1.02 million, average price $0.216), 137 million IOST ($480,000, average price $0.0035), 21.28 million IOTX ($440,000, average price $0.021), 3 million SIREN ($540,000, average price $0.18), 3.5 million PHA ($480,000, average price $0.139).