Tether’s $775M Investment in Rumble and USDT Wallet Integration Tether has made it official $775 million is going into Rumble, the alternative video platform known for giving creators more control. The deal includes over 103 million shares priced at $7.50 each, with $250 million aimed at expanding Rumble’s platform and the rest used for a […]
Tether has made it official $775 million is going into Rumble, the alternative video platform known for giving creators more control. The deal includes over 103 million shares priced at $7.50 each, with $250 million aimed at expanding Rumble’s platform and the rest used for a self-tender offer. Rumble’s CEO Chris Pavlovski stays firmly in charge, while Tether takes a minority, non voting role with no board seats.
Some reports hinted that viewers might soon be able to send USDT tips or payments directly through Rumble videos, but there’s no verified rollout of that feature yet. What is confirmed is Rumble’s launch of a Tether-powered creator wallet that lets content creators get paid in USDT. It’s a practical start, even if the broader integration still has a long way to go.
There’s no word yet on when this will expand globally or how wallet custody and regulatory compliance will be handled. KYC and AML details are still under wraps.
Here’s what’s confirmed: .Tether’s $775 million investment in Rumble .A live creator wallet supporting USDT payouts .No board seats or voting power for Tether; Pavlovski remains in control
And here’s what isn’t: .Direct USDT tipping or embedded payments in videos .Global launch plans .Full technical and compliance details for the wallet integration
This partnership signals something bigger than just an investment it’s a glimpse into how crypto is quietly merging with creator-driven media. If Rumble and Tether can pull it off, this could set the stage for a new era of decentralized payouts, where creators get paid faster, directly, and globally.
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