The USD1 stablecoin from World Liberty Financial (WLF) has been added to the Coinbase roadmap. The U.S.-based exchange announced the development on August 21, noting that the USD1 is among tokens that have been spotlighted for being listed on the platform. This essentially means, that the token is not up for trading just yet, but soon could be.
In its statement, Coinbase said, “the launch of trading for these assets is contingent on market-making support, and sufficient technical infrastructure. We will announce the launch of trading separately once these conditions have been met.”
Sharing the update by Coinbase, President Donald Trump’s son, Eric Trump said the WLF community should brace itself for more developments soon. Through a Coinbase listing, the newly launched asset
As far as USD1’s future on Coinbase is concerned, its blog said that the transfer and trading of the roadmap assets will not be supported unless the exchange officially announces a listing.
This week, World Liberty Financial minted $205 million worth of its USD1 stablecoin on August 20, 2025 — making for nine percent of the total supply. The additional $205 million raised its circulating supply to a record $2.4 billion, subsequentially boosting both treasury holdings and total token circulation.
Back in May, the USD1 token was selected as the official stablecoin to process the settlement of $2 billion of investment from Abu Dhabi’s wealth fund MGX into Binance.
The USD1 stablecoin, pegged against the USD, was launched by WLF in March this year. The current market cap of the token stands at 2.42 billion, data by CoinGecko shows.