Tether moves its headquarters to El Salvador, receiving a license for digital asset services. The CEO and co-founders of Tether will move to the country, where a physical presence is planned. In the coming years, the company plans to hire 100 employees from El Salvador. The president of the country, Nayib Bukele, welcomed the decision and encouraged other companies, including the video platform Rumble, to consider moving their headquarters to El Salvador, which aims to become a hub for cryptocurrency businesses.
1/14/2025 11:22:48 AM (GMT+1)
Tether moves its headquarters to El Salvador 🇸🇻: the company receives a license for digital assets, the founders move to the country, and there are plans to hire 100 local employees 👥
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