World Liberty Financial announces RWA products and USD1 expansion
World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a crypto company supported by the Trump family, announced it will launch a series of Real-World Asset (RWA) products in the first quarter of 2026.
The announcement was made at a crypto event in Dubai by WLFI co-founder Zack Witkoff. According to him, the platform’s RWA infrastructure transactions will be based on the WLFI USD1 stablecoin, which the company recently said has become the fastest-growing stablecoin in history, reaching billions in volume and adoption across CeFi, DeFi protocols, and payment systems worldwide.
At present, USD1 ranks 35th among cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, standing at $2.66 billion. WLFI’s push toward RWA tokenization aligns with previous statements made at industry conferences. The company had earlier revealed plans to tokenize various commodities, including oil, gas, timber, real estate, and other asset classes.
Expansion of partnerships and products — a path to survival
According to Cryptopolitan, WLFI aims to expand its crypto offerings — hinting at a possible debit card launch and broader payment ecosystem in early 2026 — simplifying the use of both its stablecoin and tokenized RWA assets.
Additionally, the CEO of Aster DEX, Leonard Aster, announced this week a partnership with the Trump-backed crypto project. He mentioned that they are working together to increase USD1 adoption by integrating and expanding stablecoin usage on the decentralized exchange.
Although the announcement of upcoming tokenized product launches did not immediately affect the WLFI token price, unlike many other cryptocurrencies, it has risen almost 35% during the past 30 days and is currently trading around $0.16. However, this price remains about 65% below its all-time high of $0.46 reached on September 1 of this year.
WLFI price dynamics over the last 30 days. Source: CoinMarketCap
The WLFI token price has been supported by the company’s own buybacks on centralized exchanges. Blockchain data shows that WLFI bought back 59 million of its own tokens at $0.167, spending approximately 10 million USD1.
In addition, large holders continue to accumulate tokens, likely in anticipation of future price growth. Data indicates that two whales spent over $30 million purchasing the token. Meanwhile, metrics from CoinGlass show a significant drop in trading volume and open interest in WLFI token, which negatively affects its liquidity and valuation.
As we wrote, WLFI faces scrutiny over wallet ties to global sanctioned entities
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