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Today, which is also the last day of Q3, 2025, Tether added another block of Bitcoin to its reserves in Q3 2025. According to market watchdogs, the USDT issuer has moved a cool $1 billion into 8,888.889 BTC, marking one of the largest inflows recorded in 2025 for the stablecoin issuer. Spotted by Onchain Lens, the transfer went directly from Bitfinex hot wallets to Tether’s reserve address. This fits into a bigger pattern that can be seen in the on-chain history.  Just In: Tether (@Tether_to) has bought 8,888.889 $BTC worth $1B, on the last day of Q3 2025. Address: bc1qjasf9z3h7w3jspkhtgatgpyvvzgpa2wwd2lr0eh5tx44reyn2k7sfc27a4 Data @nansen_ai pic.twitter.com/5GwX50ZXou — Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens) September 30, 2025 Over the past two years, the company that issues USDT has repeatedly moved blocks of Bitcoin worth between $700 million and $1.4 billion into its reserves. This often occurs during periods of market tension, which could also be attributed to the current state of the crypto market. Tether is now the sixth-largest BTC wallet. Since Tether announced in May 2023 that it would regularly use 15% of company profits to purchase Bitcoin for reserves, the last time they withdrew BTC was on the last day of Q1.  Currently, their BTC reserve address holds 86,335 BTC worth $9.75 billion, making it the sixth-largest BTC wallet. With Q3’s purchase, the amount of Bitcoin on the balance sheet increased by about 11%, keeping it well ahead of gold and approaching a 10% share. Calculated at the price when they withdrew from the exchange, the average purchase price of these BTC is about $48,542. This means they are currently sitting on an unrealized profit of as much as $5.5 billion. Tether’s $115.2 billion market cap provides unmatched liquidity, enabling institutions to leverage USDT for yield generation and cross-chain transactions. Meanwhile, Tether’s balance sheet shows…

Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty and her husband, businessman Raj Kundra, are facing a police investigation in connection with an alleged Rs 60 crores fraud.According to officials from the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of Mumbai Police, Raj Kundra is accused of transferring about Rs 15 crores from the total amount into a company account owned by Shilpa Shetty. To understand her role in the matter, Shilpa was called in for questioning this week.She was at the EOW office for more than four and a half hours, where she answered questions about her financial involvement. During the interrogation, Shilpa reportedly shared bank statements and details about the transactions linked to her advertising company. The police have also collected important documents from her, which are now being examined.So far, statements from five people, including Raj Kundra, have been recorded. Raj’s own statement had earlier been taken in September. Officials say they are still tracking the flow of funds to check the purpose behind the alleged transfers.In a recent update, Mumbai Police confirmed: “Investigations are going on against actress Shilpa Shetty and her husband Raj Kundra in an alleged fraud case of Rs 60 crores.”Meanwhile, the couple’s request to travel abroad was turned down by the court. Shilpa and Raj had asked for permission to go on a family vacation to Phuket, Thailand, from October 2 to 5, but the Bombay High Court denied their plea. The two had also sought a stay on the lookout notice issued against them by the EOW, which has not been granted.The case continues to remain under investigation.Also Read: Shilpa Shetty unveils Navarambh with limelight lab grown Diamonds and redefines bridal gifting

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