Tether, the issuer of the world's largest stablecoin USDT, has acquired a minority stake in the Spanish cryptocurrency exchange Bit2Me and is leading a €30 million funding round aimed at expanding its presence in the European and Latin American markets. Bit2Me is a MiCA-licensed platform, which positions Tether strategically within the regulated European Union crypto landscape. The funding round, expected to close in the coming weeks, reflects Tether's ongoing efforts to embed itself further into global digital asset infrastructure. Separately, the top 100 Bitcoin treasury holders collectively possess nearly 1 million BTC, valued at approximately $118 billion, highlighting the concentration of Bitcoin ownership among major institutional holders. Tether itself holds substantial assets, ranking among the top nations in US Treasury holdings, physical gold, and Bitcoin reserves.