🔥 Cryptocurrency "Tether" company reveals big scandal 🔥

USDT major shareholders are planning to run away at half price.

Latest news:
Tether launches a $20 billion fundraising plan, aiming for a $500 billion valuation,
the goal is to rival OpenAI, and even reach the level of Goldman Sachs + Blackstone market caps combined,
obvious to create a wealth myth in the crypto circle.

But unexpectedly—
the major shareholders are directly throwing down the gauntlet and quitting now.

🌎 Plot twist

The major shareholders explicitly state:
They want to cash out and run.

Even more harshly:
They originally wanted to sell shares at a $280 billion valuation,
which is like a half-price clearance sale for Tether.

Of course, Tether can't allow:
👉 to openly say—
If they want to sell, it can only be at a $500 billion valuation.

In plain words:
It’s to prevent affecting my $20 billion fundraising.

❓ The question is

Is this:
• A new wealth myth in the crypto world?
or
• Do the major shareholders know some hidden truth that ordinary people don’t?

⚠️ The core reason is actually two words: fear.

1. Fear of asset pegging failure

Tether’s 40% profit,
comes from high-risk assets like Bitcoin, gold, etc.

But Standard & Poor’s has already warned:
👉 As long as Bitcoin drops 30%,
Tether’s safety cushion will be gone.

The possible results are:
• USDT losing its peg
• Triggering regulatory red lines
• Or even bankruptcy, or more serious consequences

Rather than waiting for a disaster,
it’s better to cash out at the high valuation.

2. Fear of being unable to sell later

Tether’s equity structure is very special:
• Very poor liquidity of shares
• But extremely concentrated

Current structure:
• Chairman Giancarlo Devasini holds 47%
• CEO Paul Adoino and other core shareholders hold about 20% combined
• Other shareholders hold very little, almost no say

Essentially, it’s one sentence:
👉 The big boss makes the call.

In the context of increasing regulation,
what do small shareholders fear most?
👉 When policies change, their shares become worthless.

So the logic is very realistic:
• Selling at a $500 billion valuation is best
• $280 billion is also acceptable
• Better than ending up empty-handed and losing everything

⚔️ Final scene

On one side:
👉 Tether loudly aiming for a $500 billion market cap

On the other side:
👉 Major shareholders preparing to run away at half price

Which side are you on?

If you are a USDT shareholder,
would you sell early?

Anyway, I would.
Hahaha 😝

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