🚨 Binance shakes up the market with an unexpected move: integrates the stablecoin USD1 linked to the Trump environment, displacing BUSD as a key reference.
In a move that is already generating debate throughout the crypto ecosystem, Binance announced today the enabling of trading with USD1, the stablecoin from World Liberty Financial, publicly associated with the Trump family. With a market capitalization close to 2.7 billion dollars, USD1 is positioned as a direct competitor to giants like USDT and USDC.
What makes this turn unique is that Binance plans to use USD1 as a pillar in its collateral system, gradually replacing BUSD, its traditional stablecoin. The decision comes just after the presidential pardon to Changpeng Zhao (CZ), founder of Binance, which adds a political and media nuance that few expected.
For traders, the impact is immediate:
- More trading pairs available with USD1, increasing liquidity and arbitrage options.
- Greater stability in transactions, thanks to audits and backing in assets.
- A new bridge to emerging markets, where Binance seeks to expand its influence.
The news not only redefines Binance's strategy but also raises questions about crypto regulation in the U.S. and the role of stablecoins in an increasingly politicized environment. Analysts warn that this integration could mark the beginning of a new era, where stablecoins not only compete for financial trust but also for political narrative.
In short, Binance is not only moving pieces on the crypto board but placing USD1 at the center of a global game where economy and politics intertwine.
