Trump's World Liberty Financial Expands USD1 Stablecoin-Teams With Re7 Labs Amid $100 Million Investment

Key Highlights

• World Liberty Financial teams up with Re7 Labs for USD1

• Trump's world liberty is expanding its reach in Asia, Europe and Middle East

Trump World Liberty Financial Partnership with Re7 Labs

World Liberty Financial, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform linked to the Trump family, has taken a major step forward in scaling its USD1 stablecoin globally. The platform has partnered with Re7 Labs, the technology arm of London-based hedge fund Re7 Capital. 

The partnership aims to launch USD1 stablecoin vaults on two major decentralized lending platforms  Euler and Lista. The project also plans to expand USD1’s footprint across Binance’s BNB Chain, one of the world’s most used blockchain networks.

Vaults for DeFi Users and Institutions Alike

The stablecoin vaults are designed to serve both individual crypto users and large institutions by offering reliable access to dollar-pegged liquidity within the DeFi space. These vaults will allow users to lend and borrow USD1 via smart contracts, creating a more accessible and capital-efficient market.

Re7 Labs plays a central role in the rollout. Backing its involvement is a fresh capital injection of up to $10 million from Hong Kong’s VMS Group. 

This marks VMS’s first significant move into the crypto space, reflecting growing confidence in digital finance among traditional investment players.

Re7 and WLF Push Toward Stable, Scalable DeFi

Re7 Capital founder Evgeny Gokhberg emphasized that this partnership isn’t just about product development .

“We’re advancing a model for stablecoin adoption that meets the expectations of both crypto-native and institutional users,” 

he said.

Euler and Lista, the platforms integrating the USD1 vaults, are well-known in DeFi circles for enabling smart contract-based lending and borrowing. Their collaboration with Trumps World Liberty Financial could set a new standard for how stablecoins are deployed across decentralized ecosystems.

Middle East Moves: Aqua 1 and MGX Back USD1

Trump's World Liberty Financial’s growth isn’t limited to Europe or Asia. In a major regional milestone, UAE-based Aqua 1 Foundation purchased $100 million worth of WLF tokens. 

The purchase made it the platform’s largest investor to date surpassing even Justin Sun, who currently advises the project.

This comes just weeks after MGX, a company connected to Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund, used the USD1 stablecoin in a $2 billion investment on Binance. These moves highlight USD1’s emerging role in large-scale transactions and its acceptance by major Middle Eastern financial players.

These developments come at a time when U.S. crypto regulation may be loosening its grip. The SEC recently paused its lawsuit against Binance, signaling what could be a softening regulatory environment.

For platforms like Trump World Liberty Financial, this opens the door to scale globally. 

Toward a Global Stablecoin Powerhouse

While no specific financial terms were disclosed in the announcement with Re7 Labs, the broader picture is clear.

 World Liberty Financial is strategically aligning itself with institutional capital, DeFi infrastructure, and regulatory trends across multiple regions. 

With its political associations, growing stablecoin utility, and backing from influential financial players, Trump's World Liberty Financial is positioning itself to be far more than a niche DeFi project.

It’s aiming to become a global force in digital finance  and USD1 might just be the token that leads the charge.