Tether, the world's largest stablecoin issuer, is undergoing a significant expansion of its investment portfolio and organizational structure, aiming to transition from a "crypto financial infrastructure provider" to a comprehensive group driven by the principle of "freedom." According to FT, Tether's current investment portfolio encompasses approximately 140 assets, with its workforce at around 300 employees. The company plans to recruit an additional 150 individuals over the next 18 months, focusing on key roles such as engineers, AI and film creators, venture capital investment positions, and heads of multi-jurisdictional compliance. Sources indicate that Tether is strengthening its corporate governance and financial discipline, with new CFO Simon McWilliams spearheading these efforts from a centralized finance and operations hub in London.

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