World Liberty Expands USD1 Trading Natively on Solana

World Liberty Expands USD1 Trading Natively on Solana

World Liberty said traders can now trade supported pairs on Solana natively using USD1 and that Trojan has enabled full USD1 integration in their new terminal, giving traders more flexibility when markets move.

They called this another step in expanding USD1’s presence on Solana. For beginners and investors alike, this update highlights how stablecoins are becoming core tools in crypto markets and not just placeholders for dollar value.

Why Native USD1 Matters on Solana

Stablecoins are widely used in crypto to provide a reliable yardstick of value. USD1’s recent growth on Solana reflects that need. Launched in April 2025, USD1 quickly reached roughly $2.2 billion in market capitalization, placing it among the fastest-growing stablecoins in the ecosystem. Solana itself hosts nearly $12 billion in circulating stablecoins, including USD1 alongside USDC, USDT, and others.

Native integration in trading terminals matters because it means traders do not have to rely on external bridges or complex conversion processes. Instead, they can execute trades directly within the interface they use most. Flexibility in execution becomes especially valuable when markets swing quickly, such as during sudden price shifts or periods of high volatility.

Trade supported pairs on Solana natively using USD1.

Trojan has enabled full USD1 integration in their new terminal, giving traders more flexibility when markets move.

Another step in expanding USD1’s presence on Solana. https://t.co/0SByfEV74S pic.twitter.com/fw5rjnugGI

— WLFI (@worldlibertyfi) January 12, 2026

A recent trend reinforces this point. Solana’s stablecoin market has seen explosive growth, with total supply and activity rising sharply over the past year. Total stablecoin balances on Solana climbed from roughly $5 billion to more than $12 billion, a surge of over 130 percent year‑to‑date.

More About USD1

World Liberty announced that Week One rewards are now live for WLFI Markets. Users can deposit USD1 to earn a share of $WLFI, with rewards scaling based on the amount deposited each week.

Markets, accelerate ➡️.

Week One rewards are now live for WLFI Markets. Deposit USD1 to earn your share of $WLFI. Rewards scale with USD1 deposited on a weekly basis. https://t.co/YJEQmXOJSb

— WLFI (@worldlibertyfi) January 12, 2026

In addition to USD1, traders can supply other assets such as WLFI, ETH, cbBTC, USDC, and USDT to earn rewards or unlock borrowing options through the Dolomite platform. This approach allows participants to maximize returns while engaging with multiple tokens, offering both flexibility and incentives in one integrated ecosystem.

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