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Will percentage of USDT reserves held in U.S. Treasury Bills at the end of 2026 be above 56.0%?: Above 56.0%

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Feb 28, 2027
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  1. 1
    Version 1, currentsince I first saw it,
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    Title
    Will percentage of USDT reserves held in U.S. Treasury Bills at the end of 2026 be above 56.0%?
    Outcome
    Above 56.0%
    Rules

    If the percentage obtained by dividing the amount listed as “U.S. Treasury Bills” by Total Reserves in Tether International, S.A. de C.V.’s reserve report for December 31, 2026 is above 56.0%, then the market resolves to Yes.

    More rules

    For this market, the percentage of USDT reserves held in U.S. Treasury Bills at the end of 2026 will be determined using Tether’s reserve report for the quarter ending December 31, 2026. The market value will be equal to 100 × (U.S. Treasury Bills ÷ Total Reserves), using the dollar amounts reported by Tether. If the resulting value is reported to more than one decimal place, it will be rounded to one decimal place. If Tether changes the formatting of its reserve report but continues to publish clearly equivalent figures for direct U.S. Treasury Bills and Total Reserves, those figures will be used.

    Close time
    Feb 28, 2027, 13:29 UTC
    Expiration
    Mar 7, 2027, 15:00 UTC
    Early close

    This market will close and expire early if the economic data is released.

  2. 1
    First recordedOct 31, 2026, 09:23 UTC

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