The company’s website now advertises an airdrop of the “F***LetitaJames” token.
The new composition report is part of Tether’s efforts to stay in compliance with a settlement with the New York Attorney General.
The report is similar to those produced by other stablecoin issuers like Centre or Paxos.
NYAG wrapped its investigation into Tether's internal finances, with the stablecoin issuer admitting no wrongdoing.
In a closely watched case with wide-ranging implications for the crypto market, Tether has admitted no wrongdoing and will provide reports on USDT’s reserve composition for two years.
The NYAG has said Tether and Bitfinex have been cooperating in its inquiry, which is expected to progress more quickly once the documents are provided.
A New York judge ordered Bitfinex and Tether to turn over financial documents to the New York Attorney General's office, but left the timing to the parties to coordinate.
Bitfinex and Tether shouldn’t need more than two months to produce documents about USDT issuances and past operations in New York first ordered 17 months ago, an NYAG lawyer argued in a letter Monday.
The New York Attorney General's office wants Tether and Bitfinex to immediately turn over documents detailing a $900 million line of credit.
The company claims that plaintiffs cannot prove Tether transactions caused bitcoin’s surge or that damages were incurred.
A New York judge has rejected the state attorney general's request to have Bitfinex and Tether compile documents during an ongoing appeal.
Bitfinex may be enjoying a break from having to give documents to investigators, but it should be preparing for when the reprieve ends, the NYAG said.
A division of the New York Supreme Court has ruled Bitfinex can stop turning over documents to state investigators.
The New York Attorney General office pushed back on Bitfinex's complaints about the cost of complying with the agency's demands for documents.
Bitfinex has spent half a million dollars producing documents in its ongoing battle with the New York Attorney General's office, a new filing says.