Binance’s $1 Stablecoin Boost Expands Trump’s Crypto Ties
Binance’s USD1 Stablecoin Push Deepens Relationship With Trump’s Crypto Platform
Binance has expanded support for USD1, a stablecoin linked to World Liberty Financial and US President Donald Trump’s crypto ventures, by adding new spot trading pairs and extending zero-fee trading to more markets.
The world’s largest crypto exchange listed additional fee-free USD1 spot pairs, including ETH/USD1, SOL/USD1, and BNB/USD1. USD1 trading against Bitcoin (BTC) had already been available, and the new pairs broaden the token’s reach across some of the most actively traded assets on the platform.
- New USD1 spot pairs: ETH/USD1, SOL/USD1, BNB/USD1
- Trading incentive: zero-fee trading on the newly added USD1 pairs
Beyond trading pairs, Binance is also integrating USD1 more deeply into its stablecoin setup. Disclosures referenced in the source indicate the exchange is moving to fully replace BUSD collateral with USD1, positioning the Trump-linked stablecoin as part of Binance’s internal stablecoin infrastructure.
The developments add to indications of closer ties between Binance and World Liberty Financial. The source also notes that USD1 was used as the official stablecoin in an Abu Dhabi firm MGX’s $2 billion investment into Binance, giving the token a notable role in a high-profile transaction connected to the exchange.
Together, the new fee-free pairs and the collateral shift matter because they can increase a stablecoin’s usefulness and liquidity on a major exchange. For USD1, expanded listings and deeper integration on Binance represent a meaningful step in distribution, while further linking the token’s footprint to Binance’s broader stablecoin and trading ecosystem.
