On August 25th, as reported by Cointelegrahp, Tether's transparency report shows that Tether currently has nearly 3.3 billion US dollars in liquidity reserves. As of August 24th, Tether's total assets were 86.1 billion US dollars, total liabilities were 82.8 billion US dollars, and the reserve ratio was over 100%.
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Tether Transparency Report: Total Assets Reach $86.1 Billion, Reserve Ratio Exceeds 100%
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