
Tether Treasury Holdings sums the BTC balance of tracked Bitcoin addresses attributed to Tether treasury accounts. The unit is BTC, so the series follows coin holdings rather than their dollar valuation.
An increase means the tracked accounts hold more bitcoin; a flat line means the measured BTC balance is unchanged even if its market value moves. The recorded balance rose from about 88,286 BTC on October 17, 2025 to 96,996 BTC a year later, illustrating how treasury size can change independently of price.
Wallet attribution and changes in the address set can affect the history. Early balances and abrupt jumps should be treated cautiously, and this BTC series alone does not describe Tether’s total reserves, liabilities or the backing of any stablecoin.
The tracked treasury accounts held about 96,996 BTC on October 17, 2026. This is the balance attributed to those accounts, not a measure of all assets held by Tether.
No. This chart covers a BTC wallet balance only. Assessing stablecoin backing requires the full reserve composition and outstanding liabilities at the same date.
The first observation in this series is November 26, 2017. That date marks the available wallet history and should not be taken as the start date of a treasury investment policy.