WLFI’s official response to market concerns says there is no liquidation risk, and that it relies on adding collateral to handle market volatility. Current annualized revenue is about $159.5 million, and it is set to buy back 435 million WLFI tokens. Next week, it will put forward a governance proposal to discuss unlocking early locked tokens and upgrading the USD1 feature.

A crypto project founded by the Trump family, WLFI, has drawn market attention to liquidity risk and alleged insider connections through lending facilitated by Dolomite. WLFI pledges stablecoins USD1 and platform tokens, borrows $31.4 million, and moves it to a CEX that is suspected to be used for exchanging it into fiat currency. WLFI has a high concentration level and also carries liquidation risk. On-chain data shows that WLFI has recently transferred a large amount of tokens, with the destination unclear, and has not yet responded regarding the transactions.

Gate News message: On April 8, according to @ai_9684xtpa monitoring, the WLFI strategic reserve address deposited 3 billion WLFI into Dolomite over the past 5 days, and lent out 50.44 million USD1 while putting USD1 on loan short. Currently, the borrowing interest rate on Dolomite is 30%, and it has already been fully borrowed out; liquidity shows as -232k USD1.

Gate News update, April 7, the decentralized exchange Aster and World Liberty Financial (WLFI) announced that they have reached a partnership. Both sides are moving forward with deep coordination at the ecosystem level and exploring integration options for each of their tokens. Based on the details of the collaboration, USD1 will become the exclusive settlement asset for Aster’s TradFi perpetual contracts on the platform.

BitGo launched its BitGo Mint service on April 2, enabling institutional customers to mint, redeem, and manage stablecoins and other digital assets within a unified workflow. The first supported tokens are USD1 and SoFiUSD.

Gate News reported on March 27 that, according to Yu Jin monitoring, the supply of the USD1 stablecoin has increased from $3.3 billion to $4.4 billion since certain CEX-related activities began at the end of January, an increase of $1.1 billion. The main growth came from the Solana chain, where its supply increased from $160 million to $880 million, an increase of $720 million. The remaining $380 million increment is distributed across the BNB Chain and the Ethereum network. Currently, USD1 is mainly distributed on the aforementioned three blockchains.

Gate News reports that on March 20, WLFI announced the launch of an open-source payment toolkit for AI agents, AgentPay SDK. The SDK is built on USD1, integrating self-hosted key management functionality and policy-based transaction authorization mechanisms, and can be integrated with commonly used AI development tools such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenClaw.

Gate News, on March 18th, Eric Trump tweeted that stablecoin project USD1 has launched perpetual contract trading pairs on decentralized perpetual contracts trading platform Aster DEX. Aster is the world's second-largest perpetual contract decentralized exchange with daily trading volume exceeding $1.3 billion and approximately $1.5 billion in total value locked on-chain, supported by YZi Labs.

Trump-backed World Liberty Financial is accelerating the integration of artificial intelligence and stablecoin payments, developing technology to support AI autonomous payments. The stablecoin market continues to expand, with projections reaching 3 trillion dollars by 2030. AI agents are expected to become the primary driver of this payment method in the future, propelling the development of the digital economy.

World Liberty Financial co-founder Zak Folkman stated that the company is developing infrastructure to support autonomous payments by AI agents, and plans to position its stablecoin USD1 as a core payment tool for machine-to-machine transactions. The current stablecoin market is approaching $315 billion, with USD1 ranking fifth in the market. Multiple institutions are also advancing AI-driven stablecoin payments.