Trump’s World Liberty Financial Taps Re7 Capital To Scale USD1 On BNB

World Liberty Financial, a decentralized finance platform tied to the Trump family, has announced a major new deal. As revealed by Bloomberg, it is partnering with Re7 Labs, a tech arm of London-based hedge fund Re7 Capital.

World Liberty Financial Boosts USD1 Expansion with A New Partnership

This marks a new step for the project, as it looks to grow its stablecoin presence worldwide. Re7 will help World Liberty Financial launch a USD1 stablecoin vault on two major crypto platforms (Euler and Lista). It also aims to scale USD1 on Binance’s BNB Chain

These vaults aim to offer stable and transparent services for both everyday crypto users and large institutions. Re7 is also receiving up to $10 million from Hong Kong’s VMS Group, a powerful family-run investment office.

This is VMS’s first major move into crypto. Re7’s founder, Evgeny Gokhberg, praised the new partnership. He said it shows the group’s aim to build a stronger DeFi world. The project’s expansion is not just in Europe or Asia.

On Thursday, Aqua 1 Foundation, a firm based in the United Arab Emirates, revealed it had bought $100 million worth of World Liberty Financial’s tokens. This made Aqua 1 the largest single investor in the project. It surpasses popular crypto figure Justin Sun, who also advises the platform.

USD1 Stablecoin Gains Global Traction with Middle East Investment

The Trump-linked project has attracted big money from the Middle East in recent months. In May, MGX, a company connected to Abu Dhabi’s wealth fund, used the USD1 stablecoin to make a $2 billion investment on Binance. This shows the stablecoin is already playing a role in big deals.

The USD1 stablecoin itself is part of World Liberty Financial’s goal to grow on Binance’s BNB Chain. That’s one of the most used blockchain systems in the world.

The move comes at a time of easing tensions between U.S. regulators and crypto firms. The Securities and Exchange Commission recently took steps to pause its lawsuit against Binance.

World Liberty Financial’s recent moves suggest it is aiming to become a major name in crypto finance. With strong links in the Middle East, Asia, and now Europe, its global network is expanding fast.

No specific financial details were shared by the companies. But this latest partnership shows that World Liberty Financial is gaining traction beyond U.S. borders.