Tether

The report alleged that based on its “checkered history of allegations from law enforcement and its persistent refusal to release an audit, Tether has a very concerning

Towards the end of last week, Wall Street Journal published an article raising concerns with respect to Tether’s audit policy. The article quoted the former Head of

Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer, is finally taking a major step toward financial transparency by engaging a Big Four accounting firm for its first-ever full

Despite promising an audit since

Indicates 'working' towards an audit - MKN Crypto News

Despite promising an audit since 2025, Tether has not subjected itself to one. Tether has responded to claims from The Wall Street Journal alleging that the firm has

Tether is in talks with 'Big Four' firm about reserve

Tether Hit With Scathing Report Over USDT Reserve Transparency

Tether Releases Partial Audit Amid Growing Scrutiny - PYMNTS.com

Tether Moves Towards Big Four Audit Amid Transparency Concerns

In that article

In that article, John Reed Stark (the ex-Head of Internet Enforcement operating under the Securities and Exchange Commission) was referred to as saying that

Tether Negates the Accusations and Declares to be Operating on

Consumers’ Research Warns: Tether Poses Major Audit

Tether released a first

Tether Promises Audit Following WSJ Criticism - Crypto Briefing

Tether released a first-quarter 2025 attestation report showing that its reserves exceed its liabilities by $5.6 billion. Despite increased disclosure, Tether still faces