World Liberty Financial Invests $10M in $1B Stablecoin USDf

- World Liberty Financial invests $10 million in Falcon Finance. - Partnership to integrate WLF’s USD1 stablecoin with Falcon’s USDf synthetic dollar. On July 30, 2025, The Block reported that World Liberty Financial (WLF) invested $10 million into Falcon Finance. WLF is a decentralized finance (DeFi) project with ties to the Trump family, while Falcon Finance is a synthetic dollar stablecoin protocol. This strategic partnership aims to deepen integrations between WLF’s fiat-backed USD1 stablecoin and Falcon’s USDf synthetic dollar, which recently surpassed a circulating supply of $1 billion. The funding will advance key initiatives within Falcon Finance, including shared liquidity provisioning, multi-chain compatibility, and the development of smart contract modules. These modules are designed to enable seamless conversions between the USD1 and USDf stablecoins. Incubated by DWF Labs, Falcon Finance has quickly risen to prominence, and its USDf synthetic dollar now ranks among the top ten stablecoins on the Ethereum blockchain. On July 30, 2025, Falcon Finance’s Managing Partner, Andrei Grachev, stated in a press release, “This investment validates our approach to creating more efficient on-chain dollar instruments for institutional users, and WLF’s distribution network will help accelerate adoption of our technology.” Echoing this sentiment, WLF co-founder Zak Folkman added in the same announcement, “By combining Falcon's innovative collateralization model with our fiat-backed approach, we are creating a more robust and flexible digital dollar infrastructure that will meet the diverse needs of both retail and institutional users worldwide.” WLF backs its USD1 stablecoin with U.S. government money market funds, U.S. dollar deposits, and cash equivalents, allowing users to redeem USD1 on a 1:1 basis for the U.S. dollar. In a sign of the synergy between the two entities, Falcon Finance's protocol also uses USD1 as collateral. As Falcon Finance continues to expand its impact within the DeFi space, the company's 18-month roadmap outlines several strategic steps. These plans include penetrating markets in Latin America and the Eurozone, deploying on additional Layer-1 and Layer-2 networks, and enhancing transparency for USDf users by launching an asset-backed dashboard. According to market data on July 30 at 17:08 UTC, World Liberty Financial USD (USD1) was trading at $0.999, representing a 24-hour volume change of 0.006%, while at the same time, Ethena USDe (USDe) was trading at $1.001, with a 24-hour volume change of 0.012%.