The World Liberty Financial (WLFI) community has approved a management proposal to allocate a portion of unlocked treasury funds toward accelerating the adoption of the USD1 stablecoin. According to the platform’s announcement, 77.75% of participating voters supported the initiative, underscoring strong community backing for the strategy.
WLFI emphasized that the outcome reflected active engagement from token holders rather than passive participation. The project team noted that community members reviewed the proposal, evaluated its implications, and ultimately shaped the direction of the ecosystem through decentralized governance.
The organization added that token holders did not just participate — they set the course, describing the vote as clear evidence that governance within WLFI is designed to drive long-term growth.
Treasury Funding Strategy Targets USD1 Expansion
The approved initiative calls for using part of WLFI’s treasury funds to encourage broader usage of USD1, a stablecoin that plays a central role in the World Liberty Financial ecosystem. The platform reiterated that its development path is guided directly by community decisions, noting that it “moves where the community directs it.”
(Source: CoinCodex)
The vote follows a series of earlier measures aimed at expanding USD1 circulation. In June 2025, World Liberty Financial conducted an airdrop for WLFI holders, distributing $47 worth of USD1 to each eligible participant. Announced in April, the airdrop provided a fixed allocation per wallet, with the amount symbolically referencing Donald Trump as the 47th President of the United States.
In October, the company also revealed plans to distribute 8.4 million WLFI tokens to early USD1 users through its USD1 Points loyalty program, further incentivizing engagement with the stablecoin.
As USD1 gained traction, Binance.US added support for the asset in late October. The listing prompted political scrutiny after Senator Chris Murphy raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest tied to World Liberty Financial’s association with Donald Trump. Binance.US dismissed the allegations, stating that the decision to list USD1 was strictly business-driven.
