• World Liberty Financial minted $205 million in USD1 stablecoin, growing its supply to $2.4 billion, a 9% increase.
  • ALT5 Sigma, World Liberty’s treasury arm, denied insider trading allegations involving shareholder Jon Isaac and an SEC probe.
  • USD1’s growth supports World Liberty’s upcoming WLFI token launch, set for next month with community focused governance.

Trump backed World Liberty Financial just added $205 million worth of its USD1 stablecoin to circulation, bringing the total supply to $2.4 billion. That’s a 9% jump, making USD1 the sixth biggest stablecoin out there by market cap. This comes as World Liberty gears up to launch its WLFI governance token next month.

According to Nansen , USD1 now makes up nearly 40% of World Liberty’s $548 million treasury, outpacing other assets like AETHUSDT.

Stablecoin Growth and Insider Trading Speculation

World Liberty’s treasury partner, ALT5 Sigma, is caught up in some drama over claims of insider trading linked to a $1.5 billion funding round. Some reports pointed fingers at venture capitalist Jon Isaac, saying he was under SEC scrutiny. Both ALT5 Sigma and Isaac pushed back hard on this.

The company said it knows of no SEC investigation, and Isaac made it clear he’s not an executive at ALT5, though he does hold over a million shares. Back in 2024, Isaac signed a consulting deal with ALT5 Sigma, helping with product development and client outreach.

That deal included a $540,000 note that later turned into equity. His name also popped up in reports about inflated earnings and share sales, which has people talking about the funding round meant to strengthen USD1’s reserves.

World Liberty is keeping its focus on the bigger picture. The WLFI token launch will prioritize community involvement, with fair unlocks and governance votes. Major exchange listings are expected in the next couple of months.

USD1’s quick growth shows people are into stablecoins with a political twist. For World Liberty, the challenge will be keeping investors confident while pushing for more growth. Trust and transparency will be key as they move forward.