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Tether Engages Big Four Firm for First Full Audit

On March 24, according to official news, Tether, the largest company in the digital asset industry, announced today that it has officially partnered with one of the "Big Four accounting firms" to complete its first comprehensive independent financial statement audit. This audit is expected to be one of the largest initial audits in the history of financial markets. The audit covers a highly complex portfolio of assets, including digital assets, traditional reserves, and tokenized liabilities.

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