Tether Partners with Adecoagro to Launch Renewable-Powered Bitcoin Mining in Brazil

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Tether Holdings Ltd., the company behind the USDT stablecoin, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Adecoagro S.A., a leading South American agribusiness firm. The collaboration aims to pilot a Bitcoin mining initiative in Brazil, leveraging Adecoagro’s renewable energy infrastructure and Tether’s expertise in digital assets.

Project Overview

Why This Matters

  1. Sustainable Mining: Combines agriculture-energy synergies with low-carbon Bitcoin mining.
  2. Financial Diversification: Adecoagro aims to hedge energy market volatility via Bitcoin exposure.
  3. Scale: Potential to reach 1.6% of Bitcoin’s global hash rate (~6.9 EH/s).

Partner Perspectives

Mariano Bosch (CEO, Adecoagro):

"This partnership unlocks innovative value for our renewables—stabilizing energy revenues while accessing Bitcoin’s upside."

Paolo Ardoino (CEO, Tether):

"Aligns with our vision for renewable-powered mining. A model for merging agriculture with digital infrastructure."

Africa Expansion: Zanzibar Blockchain Education

In parallel, Tether announced an MoU with Zanzibar’s eGovernment Authority to:

👉 Explore how Tether’s mining strategy is reshaping crypto sustainability


FAQs

Q: How much Bitcoin could Adecoagro’s operation mine?

A: Estimated 3.125 BTC every 2–3 days post-2024 halving, assuming optimal efficiency.

Q: What’s Tether’s long-term mining goal?

A: To become the world’s top Bitcoin miner by 2025 (currently holds 100K+ BTC).

Q: Why Zanzibar for Tether’s Africa push?

A: Strategic gateway for compliant crypto adoption and education in East Africa.


Key Takeaways

👉 Learn how Tether’s innovations are driving crypto’s future