@worldlibertyfi’s USD1 stablecoin is now live on Solana. Built for internet capital markets, USD1 promises speed, stability, and scale. It’s redeemable 1:1 for the U.S. dollar, every token backed, every dollar secured.
And the timing couldn’t be better. Solana moves fast. New tokens launch every minute. Traders flip positions in seconds. Founders build real businesses on-chain. Now, USD1 enters this economy with a $2.2 billion market cap, less than 90 days since launch.
That’s one of the fastest ascents in stablecoin history.
BREAKING NEWS: @worldlibertyfi’s USD1 stablecoin is now live on Solana 🪙🦅
USD1 is a stablecoin redeemable on a 1:1 basis for the U.S. dollar built for internet capital markets, where capital flows faster 🧵 pic.twitter.com/A2pBa81eA0
— Solana (@solana) September 1, 2025
Why Stablecoin Matters
Stablecoins power on-chain markets. They’re the lifeblood for trading, lending, and payments. In the past year, demand has exploded.
Stablecoin supply grew 200% year-over-year. Solana now hosts $11.9 billion in circulating stablecoins, according to Artemis data
USD1 is now live on Solana – where capital markets finally move at internet speed.
USD1 is a stablecoin redeemable on a 1:1 basis for the U.S. Dollar, built for speed and control, running on a fast and scalable financial layer in DeFi.
USD1 brings stability. Solana brings… pic.twitter.com/FTNw3ChLCn
— WLFI (@worldlibertyfi) September 1, 2025
Names like USDT, USDC, PYUSD, USDS, FDUSD dominate liquidity pools and payment rails. With USD1 joining, the competition heats up, but also the innovation.
It brings new liquidity, better integrations, and more options for users and builders.
Lightning Growth: $2.2B in 90 Days
Consider this: USD1 launched less than three months ago. Today, it sits at $2.2 billion market cap (source: CoinMarketCap).
That puts it among the fastest-growing stablecoins ever. Few projects in crypto history have seen this kind of adoption so quickly.
Speed matters in crypto. Momentum matters even more. USD1 now has both.
Solana: The Right Home for USD1
Solana runs fast and cheap, the perfect chain for capital markets. Average block times sit under 400ms. Fees remain fractions of a cent. Trading, lending, payments, all happen in real-time.
USD1 now plugs directly into this ecosystem. Day-one integrations include:
- Raydium Protocol: Deep liquidity pools for swaps and trades
- Kamino Finance: Borrowing and lending using USD1 as collateral
- Bonk Fun: Dollar-backed bonding curves for token launches
Soon, everything rolls into the WLFI App, making it easy for users to hold, trade, or deploy USD1 in DeFi strategies.
For builders, this means instant access to capital that’s stable and scalable. For traders, it means deeper liquidity and faster exits.
The Stablecoin Boom on Solana
The bigger picture? Stablecoins on Solana have exploded.
From USDT to USDC, supply has soared as DeFi protocols, payment platforms, and on-chain apps demand more liquidity. With $11.9 billion already circulating, the chain now rivals Ethereum in stablecoin activity.
USD1’s launch signals the next phase, faster growth, more integrations, and new use cases.
What’s Next For USD1
USD1 isn’t stopping at just trading pairs or lending markets. Plans include:
- Integration with Solana payment rails
- Support inside the WLFI App for cross-border transactions
- Expansion into yield protocols and decentralized exchanges
As the Solana economy scales, USD1 aims to become its default dollar, fast, liquid, and everywhere.
Crypto moves fast. Solana moves faster.
In under 90 days, USD1 hit a $2.2 billion market cap and now launches on Solana with day-one integrations across trading, lending, and token launches.
With stablecoin supply on Solana already up 200% YoY and circulating volume at $11.9 billion, USD1 arrives right as demand peaks.
The result? A faster, deeper, more liquid on-chain economy.
As @worldlibertyfi put it, this is just the beginning.
Disclosure: This is not trading or investment advice. Always do your research before buying any cryptocurrency or investing in any services.
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