Overview
- Tether is discussing a lead role in a €1 billion ($1.16–$1.2 billion) raise that would value Neura at about €8–10 billion, according to the Financial Times.
- Tether has not confirmed the transaction and said only that it is actively exploring investments in frontier tech.
- Morgan Stanley is reportedly assisting with the fundraising process, signaling crossover with traditional finance.
- Neura targets producing 5 million robots by 2030 and says it has about €1 billion in orders, starting with industrial deployments before consumer use.
- Tether’s investment capacity stems from more than $10 billion in 2025 profits and a broader diversification drive that includes AI, compute and reported commodity-backed lending.