World Liberty Financial to be listed on Binance and Bithumb exchanges

• Binance exchange announced it will list World Liberty Financial and open trading for the following spot trading pairs on Monday.
• Bithumb, South Korea’s second-largest exchange, confirms the launch of the WLFI/KRW trading pair.
• WLFI stablecoin USD1 is now live on Solana, highlighting the project’s expanding ecosystem and adoption.

US President Donald Trump’s family’s World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is set to expand its global footprint as it lists on two major exchanges on Monday: Binance and Bithumb. Binance announced that spot trading for WLFI pairs would go live the same day, while South Korea’s Bithumb confirmed the addition of the WLFI to the won market. At the same time, WLFI’s USD1 stablecoin has launched on Solana, signaling further growth and adoption across its ecosystem.

Trump’s World Liberty Financial to debut on Binance and Bithumb exchanges

Binance, the world’s largest centralized cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, announced on Monday that it will list World Liberty Financial and open trading for the following spot trading pairs on September 1 at 13:00 (UTC), with the seed tag applied. Seed tags represent innovative projects that may exhibit higher volatility and risks compared to other listed tokens.

The new spot trading pairs on Binance will be WLFI/USDT, WLFI/USDC, WLFI/TRY and smart contracts on Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL) and BNB Smart Chain. 

During the same period, South Korea’s second-largest crypto exchange, Bithumb, also announced the listing of the WLFI/KRW trading pair.

These announcements highlight the long-term bullish outlook of WLFI, as the listing of the token on exchanges provides wider accessibility, increase liquidity, boosts ecosystem growth, and increases credibility and trust.

Apart from this, WLFI announced on Monday that its recently launched stablecoin USD1, which is backed 1:1 with the US Dollar, is live on the Solana blockchain, signaling further growth and adoption across its ecosystem.