$LTC hints at a rebound attempt after pressure exhaustion.
If buyers maintain control, a short corrective push higher might develop.
Technical View:
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Pattern: Descending structure with a tightening compression base
Bias: Bullish rebound scenario within broader bearish context
Key Level: Watch support near $66.50 and resistance around $70.50 If price slips back below the recent support base and fails to hold higher lows, this bullish rebound idea could be invalidated.
Tether, the issuer of the world’s largest stablecoin USDt, has reached a new milestone in its reserve management. The company now holds $122 billion in U.S. Treasury securities, marking its highest exposure to U.S. government debt to date. This shift reflects Tether’s strategy of anchoring its reserves in highly liquid and low-risk assets. As stablecoin demand increases globally, Treasuries offer a reliable way to protect value and ensure redemption security. The firm’s growing reliance on Treasuries ties it even closer to traditional financial systems and underscores how essential stablecoins have become to global crypto liquidity. Profit Takes a Hit Amid Market Shifts Despite the massive jump in reserve assets, Tether’s profits didn’t follow the same trajectory. In 2025, the company posted $10 billion in net profit, a 23% decline from the previous year’s $13 billion. Several factors may be contributing to the profit dip: falling yields on Treasury securities, higher operating costs due to expanding infrastructure, and the complexity of managing a growing reserve portfolio. Nevertheless, Tether’s USDt supply surged by approximately $50 billion throughout the year, reflecting strong user trust and demand for stablecoin liquidity. BIG: Tether’s US Treasury stash hits a record $122B as profits slide 23% year over year$SOL $BTC