Binance has confirmed that it will list Trump-backed WLFI on its spot trading platform on September 1, 2025. This comes as World Liberty Financial’s stablecoin USD1 launches on the Solana blockchain.
Binance announced it will open trading for WLFI against USDT and USDC at 13:00 UTC on September 1. They also shared that deposits are already live and withdrawals are scheduled to open a day later.
The exchange applied its Seed Tag to the token. This designation identifies projects that are innovative but carry high risks, warning investors about possible challenges. The token will also get support from Binance’s Spot Copy Trading and Trading Bots within 24 hours after it is listed.
WLFI contracts across Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, and Solana are included in the fee-free listing, guaranteeing multi-chain accessibility. The action reflects the rising demand for its ecosystem, which seeks to provide a stablecoin-backed financial platform that is transparent and affordable.
The Binance debut follows World Liberty’s announcement that it will launch on the Ethereum mainnet. From Monday, early investors will be able to claim 20% of their allocations from WLFI’s $0.015 and $0.05 seed rounds. The “Lockbox” process will manage distribution, keeping the remainder locked to prevent oversupply shocks.
The anticipation has already sent derivatives trading volumes soaring. Data from Coinglass shows the token’s derivatives jumped more than 500% to $4.6 billion in just 24 hours, while open interest climbed 45% to $890 million. Binance captured nearly half of this activity, handling $2.19 billion, with OKX and Bitget trailing behind.
The USD1 stablecoin has officially gone live on Solana. The project had been touted as the blockchain where “capital markets finally move at internet speed.” This comes after World Liberty Financial minted 100 million USD1 tokens on the network, underscoring the scale of the launch.
Additionally, Bonk.fun announced it will serve as the official launchpad for the stablecoin, supporting the onboarding of new users. World Liberty also plans Integrations with Raydium, Kamino Finance, and other DeFi protocols. The platform already teased future app releases that will tie its stablecoin directly into Solana’s fast-growing ecosystem.
Furthermore, South Korea’s largest crypto exchange, Upbit, listed the project’s stablecoin with KRW, BTC, and USDT trading pairs. Rival Bithumb also followed by listing USD1/KRW.
In the U.S., Coinbase confirmed that USD1 will also be listed soon. The increasing number of listings suggests a well-planned approach to introducing WLFI and its stablecoin ecosystem into multiple markets simultaneously.
As unlocked tokens enter circulation, the project’s ability to manage volatility and maintain liquidity will be put to the test. WLFI and USD1 could make significant gains in the market as derivatives volume spikes and exchange listings accumulate.
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