Liberty Financial (WLFI) has invested in Falcon Finance.
WLFI invested $10 million in Falcon Financial to develop stablecoin infrastructure.
The investment formalizes the structure under which the Trump family-affiliated platform uses stablecoins as collateral, potentially negating conflicts of interest regulations.
The concerns of authorities have emerged. WLFI released the stablecoin USD1 in March, which was created by President Trump's son, Eric Trump.
The purpose of the investment is to enhance liquidity and interoperability between Falcon Finance's stablecoin USDf and WLFI's USD1.
The goal of the fund is to build a technological infrastructure that allows for rapid conversion between the two. Falcon Finance said, "This fund will be used to promote joint liquidity between USDf and USD1, multi-chain compatibility, and high-speed
"The USD1 will be used as a collateral asset in Falcon Finance, which is a step towards establishing a crypto-assets-backed finance ecosystem."
In fact, at the Token2049 event in Dubai in May, Eric Trump announced that he was “looking forward to MGX’s $2 billion investment.”
"A large amount of investments on Binance Exchange was settled through USD 1," said Zak Volkmann, co-founder of WLFI.
"This partnership will provide both retail and institutional investors with a stronger and more flexible digital dollar investment solution," said Folkman.
"The combination of Falcon's over-collateralized model and USD1's reserve-based structure will create a stable synthetic dollar in global markets," he added.
"We can provide an alternative to this," he added.
2025/07/31 14:11 KST
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