With Binance Deal and TRON Support, USD1 Aims to Redefine Stablecoins
A new stablecoin has entered the spotlight — and it’s making its debut in one of the biggest crypto deals of the year.
At TOKEN2049 Dubai, Eric Trump confirmed that USD1, a dollar-backed digital currency issued by World Liberty Financial, will be used to finalize a $2 billion investment by MGX into Binance.
The announcement signals a strategic play to place USD1 at the center of institutional crypto adoption.
The stablecoin, backed by short-term U.S. treasuries and designed with regulatory transparency in mind, is also preparing for integration with the TRON blockchain, with support from Justin Sun.
World Liberty isn’t just targeting crypto-native users. According to co-founder Zach Witkoff, the company is working to embed USD1 across decentralized finance platforms, centralized exchanges, and even traditional retail systems.
As stablecoins face growing scrutiny and competition, WLFI is betting on transparency, compliance, and utility to differentiate USD1.
By entering high-profile institutional deals and forging strategic blockchain alliances early, it’s trying to carve out a credible space in what may soon become the next battleground for digital dollars.
Alexander Stefanov
Reporter at Coindoo
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