- World Liberty deposited $4.5M in crypto assets into Falcon Finance
- Minted $2.05M worth of USDf stablecoins using AVAX, SEI, and MOVE
- Highlights growing DeFi use among high-profile entities
World Liberty Mints USDf Using Multi-Token Collateral
In a notable move in the DeFi space, Trump’s World Liberty has deposited a significant mix of crypto assets into Falcon Finance to mint stablecoins. The wallet sent 103,911 AVAX ($2.06M), 5.98 million SEI ($1.17M), and 7.58 million MOVE (~$1.28M), totaling approximately $4.5 million in digital assets.
These assets were used as collateral to mint 2.05 million USDf, a stablecoin native to the Falcon Finance ecosystem. This action demonstrates how decentralized finance protocols continue to attract sophisticated users and high-value transactions.
Falcon Finance Enables Stablecoin Liquidity
Falcon Finance is a DeFi protocol designed to mint USDf by accepting multiple asset types as collateral. By accepting AVAX, SEI, and MOVE, Falcon showcases its flexibility and appeal to users holding diverse tokens.
World Liberty’s use of three different tokens suggests a strategic liquidity play—minimizing the need to sell volatile assets while unlocking usable capital in the form of stablecoins. This type of move is commonly used for yield farming, trading, or hedging without having to liquidate core positions.
DeFi Adoption Expands Among Major Crypto Players
This event underscores a broader trend: high-profile wallets and organizations are increasingly turning to decentralized finance tools for asset management and liquidity solutions. By minting USDf instead of selling assets, World Liberty maintains market exposure while gaining stablecoin liquidity—demonstrating the real-world utility of DeFi protocols.
As DeFi tools grow more advanced and secure, we can expect even more prominent players to adopt similar strategies.
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