PANews reported on October 18th that Tether announced this week a $250,000 donation to OpenSats, an organization dedicated to funding individuals and projects contributing to the Bitcoin ecosystem and open, censorship-resistant technology. In response, Twitter founder Jack Dorsey commented on a tweet from Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino, asking, "Why only $250,000?" This seemed to express dissatisfaction. Paolo Ardoino has not yet responded to this. However, shortly after these remarks were made, another user named X pressured Jack Dorsey to make a financial commitment to the cause of protecting Bitcoin developers and questioned how much he had donated. Jack Dorsey responded, "Over $21 million."
Jack Dorsey appears dissatisfied with Tether's $250,000 donation to OpenSats, claiming to have donated over $21 million to support BTC developers
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