Tether plans to hire 150 more people in the next 18 months.

According to the Financial Times, Tether, the world's largest stablecoin issuer, is accelerating its investment and organizational expansion, attempting to transform from a "crypto financial infrastructure provider" into a comprehensive conglomerate based on the concept of "freedom." Its current portfolio covers approximately 140 assets, with about 300 employees, and plans to hire another 150 people in the next 18 months, focusing on engineers, AI filmmakers, venture capital investors, and compliance officers in multiple countries. Sources familiar with the matter say that Tether is strengthening its corporate governance and financial discipline, led by its new CFO Simon McWilliams, with centralized financial and operational management in London.