Interestingly, Tether's actions in Russia are becoming more and more frequent. Recently, according to Russian media reports, this stablecoin giant has officially registered the Hadron platform trademark locally.

The timeline is as follows: the application was submitted in October last year and was only approved by the Russian Federal Intellectual Property Service (Rospatent) in January this year. The exclusive rights to the trademark will last until October 2035. It’s clear that Tether is taking this platform very seriously.

From the scope of the trademark's use, it covers blockchain financial services, cryptocurrency trading and exchange, crypto payment processing, and related consulting services. These details actually reflect the important position of the Hadron asset tokenization platform in Tether’s strategy — not just simple USDT issuance, but expanding into a broader financial infrastructure.

In plain terms, this is another step in Tether’s global compliance and localization layout. Although the Russian market has its particularities, being able to obtain official trademark protection here still demonstrates progress in mainstream recognition of stablecoins and blockchain payments.