4E: Tether launches new stablecoin, Trump allies take the helm

On September 15th, according to 4E observation, the stablecoin market landscape will usher in new changes. Last Friday, Tether announced plans to issue a new dollar stablecoin USA, which is responsible for the US issuer and is designed in full accordance with federal stablecoin regulations. The company also appointed former Trump administration official Bo Hines as the CEO of USA. Unlike USDT, which has a market value of nearly $170 billion, USAwill focus on the US domestic compliance market, and the issuance time has not been announced.
Bitcoin treasury company Empery Digital (EMPD) has disclosed that it has completed a $14.50 million share repurchase program, about 2 million shares were repurchased, and the execution price was lower than its net asset value. As of now, the company holds a total of 4,081.39 BTC, with a total purchase price of about 480 million US dollars, and an average cost of 117,500 US dollars per piece.
Leah Wald, CEO of SOL Strategies, a Solana treasury company, said that while still at a disadvantage in the highly competitive crypto treasury market, the company has entrusted about 3.60 million SOLs (worth over $820 million) to validators, believing that "being undervalued is an advantage" and will demonstrate its robustness in the long run.
4E reminds investors that the compliance of stablecoins, the increase in holdings of treasury companies and the expansion of public chain ecology have injected a new narrative into the market, but the short-term is still affected by macro policy and regulatory dynamics. Investors are advised to maintain risk awareness and rationally diversify their positions while paying attention to hot opportunities.