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World Liberty Financial

Issuer of USD1

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World Liberty Financial, a Trump-family-linked venture, issues USD1, a USD stablecoin backed by cash and short-duration US Treasuries and custodied by BitGo. Launched in 2025, USD1 became one of the fastest-growing fiat-backed stablecoins and is deployed across many chains including Ethereum, BNB Chain and Tempo.

Fast-growing politically-linked USD stablecoin.

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USD1

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EthereumBNB ChainSolanaTronTempo
Founded
2024
HQ
USA
Stage
Private
Funding
Token sale (WLFI)

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