Trump-Linked WLFI Partners With London Hedge Fund Re7 to Expand USD1 Stablecoin Vault

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WLFI and Re7 launch USD1 stablecoin vault on Euler and Lista, expanding DeFi footprint
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WLFI and Re7 Launch USD1 Vault Across Major DeFi Platforms

World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a decentralized finance platform associated with the Trump family, has signed a partnership with London hedge fund Re7 Capital. The collaboration will introduce a vault for WLFI’s USD1 stablecoin across Euler Finance and Lista, a liquid staking platform backed by Binance Labs.

This move is a continuation of WLFI’s overall plan to strengthen USD1’s position on the BNB Chain, with aspirations to make the stablecoin a fundamental contributor to the DeFi ecosystem.

Lista and Binance Labs Strengthen DeFi Integration

Lista, formerly Helio Protocol, is among the most well-known liquid staking platforms in the BNB Chain ecosystem. In August 2023, Binance Labs invested $10 million to support the platform’s evolution into a full-fledged liquid staking provider.

WLFI’s vault deployment on Lista signals its intent to leverage the DAO-backed protocol’s growing influence and liquidity.

Institutional Capital Fuels WLFI’s Growth

WLFI has seen a surge in institutional interest throughout 2024 and 2025. In April, DWF Labs invested $25 million into WLFI tokens and committed to supporting liquidity for the USD1 stablecoin.

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Meanwhile, the Aqua1 Foundation put $100 million into WLFI, saying its dual focus on stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets is key to revolutionizing global finance.

Trump-Linked Platform Sees Millions in Revenue

In a June 13 financial disclosure to the US Office of Government Ethics, former US President Donald Trump reported $57 million in revenue from WLFI, mostly in token sales.

Despite the huge gains and continued patronage, the Trump family is rumored to have decreased its stake in WLFI by 20% since 2024.

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