This move is part of WLFI’s broader strategy to expand its stablecoin presence on the BNB Chain. The USD1 token is designed to boost the liquidity of the U.S. dollar globally — aligning with one of the Trump administration’s economic priorities.

Lista is recognized as one of the leading liquid staking platforms for BNB. The platform is governed by a DAO backed by Binance Labs, the venture capital arm of crypto exchange Binance. In 2023, Binance Labs invested $10 million in Lista, which was formerly known as Helio Protocol.

WLFI Continues to Attract Institutional Investment

In April, crypto market maker DWF Labs acquired $25 million worth of WLFI tokens, the governance asset of the WLFI ecosystem. As part of the deal, DWF also committed to providing liquidity for the USD1 stablecoin.

In addition, digital asset fund Aqua1 Foundation announced a $100 million investment in WLFI, citing the platform’s focus on stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets as key innovations with the potential to reshape global finance.

On June 13, Trump disclosed in a government ethics filing that he earned $57 million from WLFI — the majority of which appears to stem from token sales.

Despite the high-profile investments and revenues, the Trump family has reduced its WLFI stake by 20% since 2024.

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