🇺🇸 Trump Family Made $2.3 Billion From Its Crypto Ventures.
Meanwhile... https://t.co/xWHIL1YpSj
🇺🇸 Trump Family Made $2.3 Billion From Its Crypto Ventures.
Meanwhile... https://t.co/xWHIL1YpSj
Some Altcoins are looking better than others.
WLFI has been trading within this downtrend channel for just under six months. A breakout could be imminent, which would effectively mark a change in trend.
Let's see fam.🫡 https://t.co/At6yYHbCht
Few days ago I mapped out where $USD1 yield was actually sitting across venues.
The picture has kept moving since then with @Gate launching soft staking on USD1.
Users that hold it in their assets account, earn up to 20% APR in $WLFI rewards, no lockup, distributed daily.
APR adjusts each morning depending on total platform holdings and remaining reward budget for the month.
So it moves, but the structure is clean.
What keeps this interesting to me is the underlying.
USD1 is collateralized by short-term US Treasuries and cash equivalents.
So it feels like like holding a reserve-backed dollar peg and the yield comes on top.
In a market where most people are already in stables waiting for a direction, that distinction matters.
Interesting spot $USD1 is in right now.
People use to treat it as another stablecoin from @worldlibertyfi.
But the yield infrastructure around it has moved fast:
→ @binance Earn: 10.5% APR with USD1 Flexible Products
→ @MEXC: 12% APR + stake USD1 on the MEXC platform to receive corresponding $WLFI token shares (15M $WLFI pool)
→ @Dolomite_io on arbitrum at ~8%
→ On @Bybit_Official there’s a 2,57% APR on easy earn or hold USD1 to earn WLFI (8,03%)
The yield sources are different from each other too: CEX incentive pools, DeFi lending utilization, fixed savings products.
Worth understanding which one fits how you’re positioned before deploying!