The post Tether brings USD₮ to Bitcoin with RGB appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. USD₮ on Bitcoin debuts on RGB: Tether announces the arrival of its stablecoin in a native version, with lighter and more private transactions anchored to the security of Bitcoin. In this guide: how it works, compatible wallets, advantages, risks, and what to monitor in the coming months. Recently, Tether announced the launch of USD₮ on RGB, aiming for faster payments, greater privacy, and reduced pressure on the main chain. The move, although the exact date and some technical details remain according to what is reported on the official Tether channels, shifts the issuance and transfer of assets to a client-side model that leaves Bitcoin as the security anchor. In this context, the stated goal is to lighten the network while maintaining finality and immutability guaranteed by the base layer. According to the official changelogs and analyses from the specialized press, the RGB protocol reached an operational milestone with the release v0.11.1 in July 2025, enabling the creation of assets on mainnet as reported by Bitcoin Magazine on July 22, 2025. In recent months, we have been monitoring the public repositories of the RGB-WG and the bridging test logs: a first transfer of USDT via RGB was reported on August 12, 2025, a step that confirms the operability of the test bridges and the speed with which the ecosystem is iterating on integrations. RGB in brief: the “client-side” layer for assets and smart contracts on Bitcoin RGB is a user-side validation protocol that allows the creation and exchange of digital assets by leveraging Bitcoin as the finality layer. It is not a separate blockchain: heavy data remains off-chain, while only compact commitments are anchored on Bitcoin. It should be noted that, with the release of v0.11.1 (mainnet, July 2025), RGB has reached sufficient maturity to enable real asset issuance, paving the…