While this airdrop would give early adopters ‘a small amount’ of USD1 stablecoins, some speculate that it is a precursor to a real WLFI token airdrop.

USD1 will be backed by real assets and built for institutions, according to the press release.

A second sales round of $250 million worth of the non-transferable governance tokens attracted 85,000 buyers around the world.

The collaboration aims to develop next-generation blockchain applications, driving a surge in SUI token value.

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) purchased $47 million worth of Ethereum (ETH) and $47 million worth of Wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC).

The Trump-affiliated DeFi platform recently swapped 103 Wrapped Bitcoin worth $10 million for 3,075 ETH.

The wallet purchased AAVE, ENA, LINK, and ONDO over the last week, sending each token on a speculation-fueled rally.

World Liberty Financial plans to launch an instance of Aave v3 supporting USDT, USDC, ETH, and WBTC.

World Liberty Financial converted $12 million USDC into other assets.

The WLFI token sale has now raised $52.5 million.