Unfortunately, with the arrest of EU crypto queen, there can be further delays: https://www.observers.com/eu-crypto-qatar-cash/

Don't want to protect Tether, but your links do not expose any fraud of Tether or imply a possibility of crashing.
Of course, Tether has issues, after all, it is a wild crypto product.
Nevertheless, is has the potential to become something big, assuming the right management. First, this stablecoin has the highest transaction volume to market cap ratio - meaning it is used for daily transactions, and payments, including cross-border transfers. We have done some research on it here https://www.observers.com/zoom-in-on-stablecoins/ If people find it convenient, that is the best property for money. Money is a social construct.
They work on transparency issues as well. They have issued an audited reserve report. https://www.observers.com/tether-new-attestation-of-reserves/
It is still not a full financial statement and the auditor is not from Big4. Further, the auditors are from the hometown of Tether CFO. But it is better than nothing.

Money is materialized (crystalized) product of past power (labor, efforts, fraud, forceful action times the time).

Do people still go for this charter? It looks that those who registered don't have much business.
https://www.observers.com/wyoming-crypto-banks-are-still-without-fr-master-accounts/
What is the advantage of being registered there?