Recently, World Liberty Financial (WLFI) spent over $65 million to buy back tokens and explicitly stated there is no liquidation risk. Users can still earn quite good returns on stablecoins. At least it shows that the team is not just talking the talk but is actually putting real money into maintaining the market.

Let's talk about the major upgrade recently completed for USD1. Now, converting to USD1 no longer requires holding ETH for gas fees. Whether it's AI agents or regular users, operational friction is directly reduced. This effectively lowers the barrier significantly, making it more convenient for everyone to use.
Moreover, USD1 natively supports the infrastructure of current AI payment protocols, like MPP and x402, with zero integration costs. On the compliance front, additional measures have been added, such as tools for fund freezing and security features, targeting future regulatory environments. The upgrade process is seamless, with balances, authorizations, and integrations all preserved—no migration needed, and existing operations remain uninterrupted.
In plain terms, the project team is giving back to early participants with real actions. This is a tangible benefit for early holders—the locked tokens now have a clear release path, and it’s not a dump-style, concentrated unlock, so market impact is manageable.
WLFI’s approach is very clear: on one side, using USD1’s technological upgrade to capture the AI payment track, ensuring compliance and low friction; on the other side, using $65 million buybacks and stablecoin yields to stabilize the core, and further reassuring early supporters through governance proposals. Funds, technology, and community governance are all moving in a positive direction. I believe that once USD1’s application scenarios in the agent economy expand, its valuation logic can go to the next level.
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