Trump-Backed USD1 Hits $5B Market Cap Amid World Liberty Bank Drama
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World Liberty Financial’s stablecoin, USD1, has surpassed the $5 billion mark in market cap. This makes the USD-pegged coin the fifth-largest stablecoin in the market. It also comes in the middle of the debates surrounding the WLFI bank. USD1 Becomes Fifth Largest Stablecoin The Trump-linked stablecoin has achieved a market capitalization of over $5 billion in less than a year. Its market cap has now passed that of PayPal’s PYUSD, which is valued at $3.75 billion. The stablecoin is currently ranked among the top 25 cryptocurrencies globally, according to CoinMarketCap data. Co-founder of World Liberty Financial, Donald Trump Jr., highlighted the update in a post on X on Wednesday. He praised the stablecoin’s recent growth. He also noted that it is being adopted rapidly by institutions. USD1 just reached a $5B market cap. Built in America, designed for real-world scale, and adopted by serious institutions. This is what happens when you focus on infrastructure over noise. 🇺🇸🦅☝️ @worldlibertyfi pic.twitter.com/bdYfVxVi8J — Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) January 28, 2026 The USD1 growth comes as the issuer firm continues deploying strategies to boost its visibility. Earlier in January, the firm had announced the launch of a new platform dubbed ‘World Liberty Markets.’ The new platform will enable users to borrow digital assets using the WLFI stablecoin, as well as other primary tokens such as USDC, USDT, and tokenized bitcoin. Also, the World Liberty team launched a proposal that would see them use a portion of their treasury to boost the supply of the stablecoin. These proceedings were conducted through a governance vote among its community members. Another development boosting the stablecoin’s momentum is its upcoming plan to launch a range of real-world assets products. The firm intends to back the products with USD1 as collateral. World Liberty Bank Debate Continues Earlier this month,…
Filed under: News - @ January 29, 2026 7:29 pm