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- Tether has become one of the world's largest private gold owners by purchasing 154 metric tons of physical gold to diversify its reserves.
- The company's gold reserve is worth 20 billion dollars, reaching a volume on par with central banks.
- Crypto lending platform Ledn plans to provide gold-backed loans in USDT by accepting XAUT tokens as collateral.
- The said XAUT credit product will not be offered to citizens of Canada and the EU due to the lack of a MiCA license.
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Tether, the world's largest stablecoin issuer, has become one of the largest private gold owners in global finance over the past year. While the company has a direct and indirect exposure of approximately 141 billion dollars to the US Treasury, the size of its deposits reached 20 billion dollars, together with the 154 metric tons of physical gold it added to its reserves.
This massive amount of gold places Tether in a position comparable to central banks on a global scale. If the company were a central bank, its gold reserves would nearly place it in the top 20 worldwide. While a portion of this gold stock backs USDT reserves, approximately 22 tons represent a tokenized gold product called XAUT, which is stored in Swiss vaults.
This massive acquired gold reserve has now started to be used for credit financing. The crypto lending platform Ledn will accept XAUT tokens as collateral on its platform and offer loans to users in USDT. Thus, users will have the opportunity to benefit from the fast and seamless nature of the crypto ecosystem while accessing liquidity without selling their gold assets.
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- What is the total gold reserve of Tether?
- The company currently holds physical gold weighing 154 metric tons, worth approximately 20 billion dollars at current prices.
- How will the gold be used with the Ledn partnership?
- Users will be able to deposit XAUT tokens as collateral and withdraw loans (liquidity) in USDT without selling their gold.
- Who will not be able to benefit from this new gold-backed credit product?
- Because Tether does not have a MiCA license, this credit product will not be offered to residents of Canada and the European Union.