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Justin Bons: Tether – A Threat to the Crypto Industry

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


  1. Tether Transparency: Justin Bons' Opinion
  2. Tether's Risk of Collapse, According to Bons
  3. Legal Allegations Against Tether

  4. Cyber Capital founder Justin Bons has criticized stablecoin issuer Tether, labeling it an “existential threat” to the crypto industry. Bons believes Tether is a $118 billion fraud, larger than FTX and Madoff’s crypto scandals.

    Tether Transparency: Justin Bons' Opinion

    In a string of posts on X, Justin Bons tagged Tether as the largest fraud in crypto history, warning of its failures and the threat it poses. He emphasized that the platform has never had a formal audit and has faced accusations of document falsification and identity concealments.

    Tether's Risk of Collapse, According to Bons

    Bons remarked that Tether’s risk of collapse surpasses that of Terra Luna. He expressed concern over the lack of proof for their claimed $118 billion in collateral and noted that the CFTC had even fined Tether in 2021 for falsely representing their reserves. The platform has never undergone an audit, despite its 2015 commitment.

    Legal Allegations Against Tether

    In August 2024, Celsius Network Ltd. accused Tether of fraud involving over $3.5 billion. The company initiated legal action in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, asking Tether to give back over 57428 BTC. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino dismissed all allegations, terming the lawsuit ‘baseless’. Bons also highlighted the founders' ties to illegal Ponzi schemes and gambling hubs.

    Justin Bons urges the crypto community to pay attention to the transparency and management issues at Tether. The numerous allegations and legal proceedings surrounding the company raise serious questions about its reliability and future.

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