Tether Leads €30 million EU Push with Bit2Me Stake

- Tether secures European entry with Bit2Me €30 million investment. - Funds to support EU growth, Latin America focus in Argentina. On August 7, 2025, CoinDesk reported that Tether acquired a minority stake in the Spanish crypto exchange Bit2Me and spearheaded a €30 million ($32.7 million) funding round to fuel the exchange's expansion into the EU and Latin America. A key part of this growth strategy is Bit2Me's new Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) license, which it acquired under the European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation. This license allows Bit2Me to operate in all 27 EU member states, making it the first Spanish-speaking crypto platform to do so. Therefore, Tether will use its investment to leverage this regulatory position, expand Bit2Me's reach, and enhance operations in Latin America, with a key focus on Argentina. Beyond regional expansion, this investment reflects Tether's broader strategy of diversifying its investments and establishing a European foothold amid changing regulations. This move is particularly timely, as new EU regulations affecting the usage of Tether's USDT stablecoin highlight the company's need for adaptive and diversified growth strategies. As of 15:15 UTC on August 7, market data shows Tether USDt (USDT) trading at $1, while its 24-hour trading volume increased by 0.031%.