Emre Yumlu 
Trump-backed DeFi project World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has submitted a proposal to test the USD1 airdrop system in a live environment.
Trump-Backed WLFI Stablecoin Move: USD1 Airdrop Test Coming
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is preparing to take a new step that will make a splash in the DeFi world. The project, supported by Trump and his sons, has offered an airdrop plan for WLFI token holders in order to test its recently introduced USD1 stablecoin. This small-scale distribution aims to test the system in a real environment.
With this airdrop, the WLFI team aims to both introduce USD1 to early supporters and test the airdrop infrastructure live. According to the plans, users who hold WLFI tokens in their wallets will be entitled to receive a fixed amount of USD1 stablecoins depending on certain conditions. The amount to be distributed will be clarified according to the number of eligible wallets and the allocated budget.
The airdrop, which will be held on the Ethereum network, has not yet received a definite date. However, project managers state that the terms will be detailed and the timetable will be determined according to community feedback and the voting process. In addition, the WLFI team emphasizes that it reserves the right to stop or cancel the test airdrop.
WLFI designed the USD1 stablecoin, which it introduced last month, specifically for institutional and sovereign investors. This digital asset will initially be available on Ethereum and BNB Chain. The project team announced that it successfully tested the transfer of USD1 between the two networks with the participation of Wintermute.
This development supports WLFI’s goal of reaching a wider audience in the DeFi space, while also offering potential rewards for early users. Testing USD1 before its launch is considered an important step in terms of the stablecoin’s functionality and user experience.
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