Tether released its stablecoin reserves for Q3.
Tether has officially published its stablecoin attestation with a fair value outcome for reserves, investments, and digital asset holdings from its latest audit finding.
Tether typically releases its report form BDO Advisory Services on a quarterly basis, unlike other stablecoin issuers, who last published their August stablecoin reserves in September.
A few months ago, Tether revealed its audit with KPMG.
Tether USDT Stablecoin Reserves
On 30th September 2026, Tether’s total assets were $191.45B while total liabilities stood at $183.49B, meaning it was overcollateralized by $7.95B.
This marks a 93.5% increase in the overcollateralization of reserves as Tether’s June 2026 stablecoin attestation report that showed a $4.1B difference.
Some changes are also seen across its asset category composition.
Tether is holding more U.S. Treasury Bills this time round with $122.83B vs. $114.96B. Overnight Repos are down by nearly half to $9.5B from $18.6B, a similar trend with Cash Deposits.
Other total assets mainly saw increases across the board.
Most notably, Tether’s Corporate Bonds rose by a lot to $63M from $8M last quarter, while its Bitcoin holdings are now at $8.36B compared to $5.8B in June.
Tether also carries Public Equities, Other Investments, and Precious Metals as part of its underlying reserves, which all have slightly strengthened their total balances as well.
Overall, Tether maintained its issuance level, while also achieving a $1.5B net profit.
