CHART: Which blockchains is USD1 issued on?
Trump-affiliated World Liberty Financial has issued its USD1 stablecoin across several key blockchains; however, Binance Smart Chain far dominates the others, thanks in large part to a single business deal.
Of the approximately $2.6 billion in USD1 that’s been issued, over $2.1 billion was issued on Binance Smart Chain, and the bulk of the tokens were issued as part of Abu Dhabi-based MGX’s $2 billion investment in Binance.
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Binance founder, Changpeng Zhao, has sought a pardon for his conviction for money laundering from Donald Trump.
The second largest chain for USD1 is Ethereum, where approximately $300 million worth of tokens have been issued. Of these tokens, $100 million worth are stored in a World Liberty Financial multisignature wallet.
The third largest is Solana, where approximately $180 million worth of USD1 tokens have been issued, with over half of them stored in 3Fy5oFavnWzTZ8YRBhZkyT3ioKtBSDVVxFkbSPefJHyF.
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The second smallest is TRON, the blockchain founded by World Liberty Financial’s largest investor and advisor, Justin Sun, with approximately $50 million worth of total tokens issued on this chain.
The smallest blockchain for USD1 is Plume Network, which uses USD1 as collateral for its own stablecoin pUSD. There are approximately $20 million worth of USD1 issued on this chain.
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