Tether Found a New Bank
Tether, the debatable issuer of the USDT cryptocurrency, might have found a new banking partner in the Bahamas.
Tether may Have a new Bank
As initial reported by The Block’s Larry Cermak, Tether — whose 
USD-pegged cryptocurrency has a market cap in the billions of dollars — 
is said to be holding its fiat reserves at Deltec Bank, that is based 
out of Nassau.
Those reserves, in keeping with the company, are quite giant. As of 
Tuesday morning, there are over 2.25 billion USDT tokens in circulation,
 representing $2.25 billion in physical assets. At one point, USDT was 
value nearly $2.9 billion, though hundreds of millions of dollars value 
of the cryptocurrency token has been yanked out of circulation in 
October.
Bitfinex Unveils ‘Distributed Banking Solution’
Tether reportedly shares a management team with cryptocurrency exchange 
giant Bitfinex, and, concurrent with Cermak’s report on the stablecoin 
issuer’s new banking partner, Bitfinex introduced a “new, improved and 
increasingly resilient fiat depositing system” that utilizes a 
“distributed banking solution.”
Previously, both Bitfinex and Tether were said to be holding assets at 
Noble Bank, a financial institution placed in Puerto rico. However, 
Noble Bank is currently reportedly up for sale as the result of 
financial struggles of its own.
Bitfinex did not reveal any details concerning its new banking 
partner(s). However, screenshots allegedly taken from within the new 
fiat deposit system suggest that the exchange doesn't need this 
information to become public.
“This banking information is being provided to you for purposes of 
contributing good faith funding to your account on Bitfinex,” reads the 
message in the screenshot posted by widely-followed cryptocurrency 
investor WhalePanda. “This banking info is commercially sensitive and 
confidential. You must be very careful with this information. You're 
asked to stay this data to yourself and to not share it except with your
 financial institution. Divulging this data may harm not just yourself 
and Bitfinex, but the whole digital token ecosystem. consequently, 
you're cautioned that there could also be serious negative effects 
related to this information changing into public.”
As CCN reported, the tether value has slipped below the $1.00 mark in 
recent days, perhaps in part due to lingering concerns over the long-run
 ability to redeem USDT for physical currency. After slipping as low as 
$0.92 on Mon, tether’s global average had recovered to about $0.98 by 
the time of writing.
A Tether representative did not instantly respond to CCN’s request for 
confirmation on its alleged banking relationship with Deltec.
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