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A Circle shareholder has sued Donald Trump, World Liberty Financial and Steve Witkoff, alleging USD1 transactions involving foreign interests harmed Circle and USDC. The White House called the case frivolous, while the dispute adds legal and political scrutiny to Trump’s crypto activities.
World Liberty Financial’s USD1 stablecoin lost about $401 million in market capitalization over two weeks after large redemptions on Ethereum and BNB Chain. The token stayed close to $1, while supply on Solana remained unchanged at roughly $1.42 billion.
World Liberty Financial plans to expand USD1 stablecoin payments through Mesh’s merchant network this quarter and is pursuing a larger role in issuing the token after conditional trust-bank approval. Moneyiar data showed USD1 near $1 and WLFI higher over 24 hours.
Public Citizen estimates investors lost $4.7 billion through Trump-linked crypto ventures, while saying USD1 stablecoin holders have not suffered major losses. The claims draw attention to WLFI, USD1 and TRUMP.
World Liberty Financial has launched USD1 natively on the Canton Network. Cointelegraph reported that USD1 is the sixth-largest stablecoin, with a market capitalization exceeding $4 billion, according to industry data.
Crypto prices rose alongside $754 million in Bitcoin ETF inflows and $130 million in Ethereum ETF inflows. Bitcoin reached $95,000, Ethereum gained 6%, and Monero set another all-time high as lawmakers continued debating a crypto bill.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP rose, while Monero reached a new all-time high at $680. Regulatory developments included a draft U.S. crypto market bill, scrutiny of crypto in 401(k) plans and Tennessee action against sports prediction markets.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP moved higher, while Monero reached a new all-time high of $680. Regulatory developments included a U.S. Senate stablecoin bill draft, scrutiny of crypto in 401(k) plans and Tennessee action against sports prediction markets.
Bitcoin fell below $90,000 as major cryptocurrencies weakened, while Zcash plunged 19% after its developer team resigned following a board dispute. JPMorgan, Barclays, Wyoming and World Liberty Financial also advanced separate digital-asset initiatives.
