Tether has announced a $100 million investment in Anchorage Digital, a federally regulated digital asset bank in the United States. The investment values Anchorage at $4.2 billion, as confirmed by the company. This move expands Tether’s growing presence in regulated financial infrastructure within the U.S. crypto market.
Tether’s investment aims to strengthen the relationship between the two firms. Anchorage, which holds a national banking charter, offers critical services like staking, custody, settlement, and stablecoin issuance to institutional clients. This partnership is especially important as Tether moves toward operating within more established legal and regulatory frameworks in the U.S.
“We are building global infrastructure for freedom,” said Paolo Ardoino, CEO of Tether. “Our investment in Anchorage Digital reflects our commitment to secure, transparent, and resilient financial systems.” Tether has long focused on offshore markets but sees increasing value in collaborating with U.S.-regulated institutions.
The investment comes as the U.S. regulatory environment evolves with the introduction of stablecoin legislation under the GENIUS Act. Tether’s collaboration with Anchorage could be key to navigating the increasingly regulated crypto space.
Anchorage Digital confirmed that Tether’s investment values the bank at $4.2 billion. The company also announced its first-ever employee tender offer, allowing long-tenured employees to sell a portion of their equity at the same valuation. Anchorage emphasized that this offer is part of a broader strategy to provide liquidity to employees, rather than raising additional capital.
He noted that the partnership adds momentum to the firm’s services for stablecoin issuance and broader market adoption. The deal also signals Anchorage’s focus on advancing regulated solutions for the digital asset sector.
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