Viewpoint: The divergence in profit models between Tether and Circle intensifies
According to analysis, Tether's net profit reached 13 billion USD in 2024, of which only 54% came from US bond interest. Nearly 5 billion USD came from unrealized floating gains from BTC and gold, with BTC holdings exceeding 100,000 coins, showing a high volatility income structure.
Circle disclosed in its IPO prospectus that its revenue reached $1.676 billion in 2024, with 95%-99% coming from interest income and service income accounting for only 0.9%. Tether tends towards an "offshore hedge fund" model while Circle steadily advances compliance listing more like a "digital currency fund" deeply anchored to the interest rate cycle. The profit structures of these two stablecoins are becoming increasingly differentiated.
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