USD1’s circulating supply is currently around $3.63 billion, down significantly from its February peak of about $5.39 billion.
World Liberty Financial says it will use funds including fees related to USD1 stablecoin reserves to buy back WLFI tokens, but it has not disclosed a specific amount, timeline, or commitment to burn the tokens. The supply was around $4.43 billion in late September.
· Buyback funding is tied to stablecoin reserve fees, but the amount is unknown, making it impossible to estimate the buying pressure.
· The House Oversight Committee could launch an investigation into the project as early as February 2027, with Representative Robert Garcia expected to become the committee’s chair.
Would you track USD1’s supply first, or wait for details on the buyback amount and timing?
$WLFI
World Liberty Financial says it will use funds including fees related to USD1 stablecoin reserves to buy back WLFI tokens, but it has not disclosed a specific amount, timeline, or commitment to burn the tokens. The supply was around $4.43 billion in late September.
· Buyback funding is tied to stablecoin reserve fees, but the amount is unknown, making it impossible to estimate the buying pressure.
· The House Oversight Committee could launch an investigation into the project as early as February 2027, with Representative Robert Garcia expected to become the committee’s chair.
Would you track USD1’s supply first, or wait for details on the buyback amount and timing?
$WLFI
