I just saw that Tether released its own wallet, tether.wallet. The interesting thing is that now users can have direct custody of their assets without relying on third parties. It supports USDT on multiple networks (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, and more), as well as Bitcoin with the Lightning Network. It's like Tether wants to complete the full cycle, right? Before, you had to go to an exchange or an external wallet, now you can manage everything directly. The wallet automatically displays available networks and balances, so you don't have to worry about the technical infrastructure. They say they will add more blockchains later. Honestly, it looks like a logical move to make USDT custody more accessible. Has anyone already tried it?