According to Al Jazeera, in January this year Pakistan signed a memorandum of understanding with SC Financial Technologies, an affiliate of the Trump family’s crypto project World Liberty Financial (WLF), to explore using its dollar-pegged stablecoin USD1 for cross-border payments. But nearly six months later, Pakistani officials confirmed that USD1 has not yet been piloted, has not obtained a license, and has no known transactions. The report said that Trump earned more than $500 million last year solely through WLF token sales; analysts believe that the practical value of this cooperation for Pakistan lies more in gaining access to the Trump family’s government contacts than in the stablecoin being deployed itself.

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ViewingNarrativesFromAHotAir
· 7h ago
Stablecoins are nowhere to be seen, but the political channel has been opened first, the same old trick.
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GaslightSamurai
· 7h ago
WLF is selling so hot—yet none of it has actually materialized. Another classic Web3 script.
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PaperhandsPoet
· 7h ago
USD1 hasn't even started a pilot, this memorandum signing feels a bit weak.
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