Tether took over the White House, now it's tearing it down to build a ballroom
Tether, which has cozied up to president Donald Trump through Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, who previously assisted the stablecoin with acquiring US treasury notes, and its CEO Paolo Ardoino who was invited to the presidential residence at least twice, is now helping to tear down the East Wing of the White House. Alongside the stablecoin giant, 36 other corporate donors are helping to feed into Trump’s narcissistic tendencies by paying for him to build his overly-extravagant ballroom, including Google, Apple, Microsoft, Coinbase, and Ripple. Also donating is the former senator and CEO of the Intercontinental Exchange, Kelly Loeffler. Tether America makes donation, but how? Despite the fact that Tether America doesn’t have a website, a list of leadership, or any presence online whatsoever, the newly minted Tether sister company is supposedly the one donating to Trump. It was also previously discussed as a way for Tether to donate to pro-crypto and pro-stable...