World Liberty Financial announced a WLFI airdrop of 8.4 million WLFI worth about $1.2 million.
The plan targets users who joined the USD1 stablecoin points program. The company framed the move as a reward for early activity.
The USD1 points program began two months ago to drive USD1 stablecoin adoption. Participants earned points by trading USD1 pairs and by keeping balances on partner venues. The WLFI airdrop converts those points into WLFI allocations.
Rules differ by platform. World Liberty said,
“The criteria and eligibility for earning points and rewards and distribution details may vary based on each exchange’s rules.”
WLFI USD1 Points Program Reward. Source: WLFI X Therefore, users must follow exchange posts for snapshots and timing.
World Liberty Financial: how the USD1 points program works
The World Liberty Financial points program tracks USD1 usage across venues. Users accrue points with trades, balance thresholds, and campaign tasks. Then, the WLFI airdrop allocates tokens based on each venue’s criteria.
Additionally, World Liberty Financial said the program will expand. It plans more venues, DeFi integrations, and added ways to earn and redeem points.
The team described this phase as a starting point for broader USD1 activity.
As a result, USD1 stablecoin participation extends beyond centralized exchanges. DeFi hooks can route USD1 liquidity on-chain.
New partners can add order flow and reward paths for the next WLFI airdrop rounds.
WLFI distribution on Gate.io, KuCoin, LBank, HTX Global, Flipster, MEXC
The initial WLFI distribution goes live on six exchanges: Gate.io, KuCoin, LBank, HTX Global, Flipster, and MEXC. Each exchange will publish eligibility, snapshots, and delivery windows for the WLFI airdrop.
Moreover, the airdrop focuses on early USD1 users. Venues can set caps, tiers, and verification steps.
Users should watch exchange notices for any USD1 balance requirements or trade minimums.
In parallel, WLFI liquidity sits across multiple pairs. Post-distribution trading can reflect new supply and user allocations. Exchange rule sets will shape the pace of the WLFI airdrop settlement.
USD1 stablecoin by World Liberty Financial: BitGo custody and $2.94B market cap
USD1, issued by World Liberty Financial and custodied by BitGo, ranks sixth-largest among stablecoins.
CoinMarketCap shows a $2.94 billion market cap for USD1. The dataset reflects circulating supply across listed venues.
Custody with BitGo covers reserve handling and wallet security. The setup aligns with established stablecoin operations. Therefore, settlement and storage processes follow recognizable controls.
Because USD1 trades on many exchanges, program metrics are visible through volumes and balances.
The WLFI airdrop aims to keep that activity consistent. Partner venues will share any USD1 thresholds tied to rewards.
MGX settlement with USD1: $2B Binance investment flow
Earlier this year, Eric Trump said Abu Dhabi firm MGX would settle a $2 billion investment in Binance using USD1.
The statement positioned USD1 as a settlement asset for large transactions. It also highlighted cross-border finance use cases.
The MGX settlement reference linked stablecoin rails with exchange investment flows. USD1 aims to provide peg stability during transfer. Timing and counterparties appeared in public updates from the Trump camp.
Consequently, USD1 sits in both trading and settlement narratives. The WLFI airdrop now adds a user-reward layer. Venues involved in the USD1 ecosystem may publish related milestones.
WLFI price and history: $0.14 spot, 0.5% daily move, $0.46 ATH in September
WLFI trades near $0.14, down 0.5% over 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap. The token is down nearly 70% from its $0.46 all-time high in September. Volumes, spreads, and order depth vary by venue.
After the WLFI airdrop, allocations reach early USD1 users on the six exchanges. Distribution calendars and any lockups depend on venue rules. Users can track pair activity as supply moves.
Because WLFI lists across multiple platforms, price behavior reflects composite liquidity. Market makers and program mechanics affect short-term prints. Exchange dashboards show the latest WLFI quotes.
Trump crypto earnings: $1B profit, $57.4M income, $5B stake after token unlock
A Financial Times report estimated over $1 billion in pre-tax profits from the Trump family’s crypto ventures over the past year.
In June, Donald Trump disclosed $57.4 million in income from World Liberty Financial. A recent token unlock reportedly lifted the family’s stake to $5 billion.
The FT estimated about $550 million from WLFI alone this year. These figures place WLFI at the center of the earnings profile. The airdrop update arrives alongside that revenue backdrop.
Branded tokens also added income. TRUMP traded around $7.72, while MELANIA sat near $0.13. Additionally, the USD1 stablecoin produced about $42 million in profit since April, according to the reporting.
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📅 Published: October 29, 2025 • 🕓 Last updated: October 29, 2025
