Tether's secondary market valuation reaches $350-375 billion, with executive wealth potentially ranking among the top of the global billionaire list According to BlockBeats, on February 27th, Forbes reported that stablecoin issuer Tether's recent trading valuation range in the secondary market is between $350 billion and $375 billion. If calculated within this range, the wealth scale of the company's core shareholders may significantly increase. Forbes currently values Tether at approximately $200 billion based on market interviews (up from $50 billion a year ago). If calculated based on this valuation: CFO Giancarlo Devasini (holding approximately 44-45% of the shares) has a net worth of approximately $89 billion CEO Paolo Ardoino and former CEO Jean Louis van der Velde (each about 19%) have a net worth of approximately $38 billion General Counsel Stuart Hoegner (approximately 12%) has a net worth of approximately $25 billion If valued at $350 billion, Devasini's holdings would be worth over $156 billion, higher than Warren Buffett's current net worth of approximately $147.8 billion. In terms of business data: Tether's unaudited profit last year was approximately $10 billion The market value of USDT is approximately 184 billion US dollars More than 80% of reserve assets are US Treasury bonds and short-term securities Holding approximately $23 billion in gold and $6.4 billion in Bitcoin Venture capital portfolio of over 120 companies, with a scale of over 10 billion US dollars In addition, Tether is accelerating its expansion into the US market, launching compliant stablecoin USAT, and appointing former White House head of crypto affairs Bo Hines as CEO of its US business. With the intensification of stablecoin competition and stricter regulation in the United States, Tether's current round of financing is seen as an important layout to enhance institutional credibility and policy influence.