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WLFI Wallet Team Member Predicts USD1 Will Enter the Top Three Stablecoins
A member of the WLFI Wallet team, known as Dylan_0x, has stated that USD1 is expected to become one of the top three stablecoins within the next two months. The statement was made on the social media platform X, emphasizing that this is not mere speculation.
WLFI recently announced a series of developments aimed at accelerating the growth of its ecosystem and expanding the adoption of USD1. Currently, Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC) dominate the stablecoin market, with market capitalizations of $186.87 billion and $74.77 billion, respectively. USDS holds the third position with a market cap of approximately $9.78 billion, while USD1 ranks seventh with a market capitalization of around $3.43 billion, according to data from CoinGecko.

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The digital asset market continues to evolve, and stablecoins—cryptocurrencies pegged to the value of fiat currencies—play a key role in this process. They have become the foundation for DeFi, Web3 applications, cross-border payments, and digital payment systems. Amid this backdrop, increasing attention is being drawn to USD1—a stablecoin designed for stability, transparency, and practical use within modern financial infrastructure.

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It appears that U.S. President Donald J. Trump woke up in the new year and decided to remind everyone that he can move markets like no one else. Venezuelans, Maduro, and antagonistic countries definitely took notice. So did markets, which have responded positively to this surgical strike.

With Maduro out, the mainstream is focused on who gets the oil, while people in crypto wonder who gets his (potentially) vast sum of Bitcoin? Many people also wondered about a highly suspicious bet on Polymarket less than 24 hours before Soon after that show of military force, Trump signaled that the U.S. government is going to spend a lot of money on defense, but wants to curtail non-performing U.S. defense companies. These two messages whipsawed U.S. defense stocks.

Trump made comments on social media about stopping corporations from buying up single family homes. As is common with President Trump, the details might be sub-optimal, but at least we’re having the conversation, said Mike Green.

Trump instructed unnamed government organs to buy $200 billion in MBS (Mortgage Backed Securities), a move that injects liquidity into markets, a kind of stealth QE. Bitcoin and crypto are arguably the most liquidity sensitive assets.

Trump, or his family members, have also quietly started a bank designed specifically to manage the USD1 stablecoin.

Meanwhile, Iran has erupted in protests. Citizens are storming the capital as I write this. Rumors abound about Ali Khamenei.

What a week, and we’re not even done yet!

This week Bitcoin pushed up against the $94-$95K resistance of the last 30 days, and was rejected for the third time. Joe Consorti notes that Bitcoin has traded in a narrow range, its 10 day volatility is low, possibly indicating a bottom.

In other bullish news, MSCI announced that for the time being they would keep DATs (Digital Asset Treasuries) in its global benchmarks. Michael Saylor and company breathed a sigh of relief.Morgan Stanley filed for spot Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana ETFs.

Ethereum appears to be having a moment. Vitalik Buterin opened the year with a couple of banger posts. First, he's declaring Ethereum has reached a turning point in performance while maintaining its world-class decentralization.

Second, he made it clear that the game Ethereum (and by extension, all so-called decentralized blockchains) is playing to win is to become a trustless, censorship resistant, neutral, world computer. Not a slower version of web2. Mr. Buterin analogized Ethereum to BitTorrent and Linux.

Whether intentionally jabbing at Solana or not, Mr. Buterin’s posts definitely miffed some Solana folks. Also, the fact that apparently Solana's anthem, IBRL, is being threatened by the real world actions of self-interested validators, is potentially upsetting. It remains to be seen how big of an issue this is.

In conjunction with Vitalik’s ideological or philosophical Ethereum support, this week also had Ethereum’s number one price cheerleader Tom Lee stacking ETH like a madman. Mr. Lee predicts that metals are likely foreshadowing a crypto rally.

In a new essay, Arthur Hayes agrees that a crypto rally is imminent, saying, “Maelstrom entered 2026 with almost maximum risk.” Mr. Hayes believes that DeFi will outperform Ethereum, and privacy will outperform Bitcoin. It should be noted that Mr. Hayes has massive Zcash bags.

Speaking of Zcash, the leading privacy coin dumped hard on poorly communicated news that a developer team devoted to Zcash resigned from their company and reconstituted into a new one. It appears the negative price action is based on groundless fears.

TON also suffered some FUD this week, although to be fair, TON was relentlessly down only to the tune of 70% in 2025. The FT reported rather sensationally that nearly 10% of TON’s circulating supply was sold in 2025, but this was rebutted in later posts.

All altcoins are struggling to justify their token prices. Hence the ascendance of the revenue narrative. HYPE was the exemplar of this narrative in 2025, but that hasn’t stopped it from falling more than 50% from its ATH.

This fall has started a discussion on token buybacks. Last week Jordi Alexander posted on how the mechanical, straightforward buyback model by projects like HYPE is suboptimal. Mr. Alexander advised looking into Keyrock's article on designing token buybacks. Then, Felix of Forward Guidance came out with a great X article on token buybacks.

Finally, the last news story is also the scariest. Ledger, one of the most popular purveyors of hardware wallets, massively fucked up this week. If you've bought a Ledger directly from the company, it's probably best to assume your home address is compromised.

The always great Hasseb Qureshi wrote a lengthy post addressing the question of whether the rate of physical violence against crypto users is increasing. To quote:

“* Wrench attacks seem to be increasing

* They're becoming more violent

* Some of this is just population effects because there are more people who hold crypto now, so the risk per user has not increase
d as much as it might seem”

Stay safe out there, everyone.

-David Sencil
Maduro was taken.

USD1 is positioned as a fiat-backed, 1:1 USD-redeemable stablecoin, with its issuer emphasizing institutional custody, reserve attestations, and regulatory alignment. On paper, it sits closer to USDC than to any algorithmic or synthetic stablecoin.

Yet market discussion around USD1 has been dominated not by peg stability, but by liquidity structure and transparency cadence. These concerns are not abstract — they stem from how USD1’s supply, trading venues, and disclosure practices interact in practice.

1. Where #USD1 Looks Strong: An Institutional-Oriented Design

USD1’s design choices signal a clear intent to appeal to regulated and professional capital.
· Reserve framing focuses on cash and high-liquidity U.S. government instruments.
· Custody and disclosure are routed through institutional providers, with third-party attestation reports published rather than vague self-statements.
Distribution channels include both major centralized exchanges and large on-chain venues, giving USD1 real transactional reach rather than niche usage.
· From a structural standpoint, this puts USD1 firmly in the “institutional pathway” camp. The project understands that for stablecoins at scale, credibility is built on documentation, not narratives.

2. Why Liquidity Became the Core Question

The market’s skepticism around USD1 liquidity is often misunderstood.
It is not about whether USD1 trades, nor about day-to-day peg behavior.
The real question is:
How resilient is USD1’s liquidity under stress or large directional flows?
Three structural factors drive this concern.

3. Supply Concentration: Single-Chain Dependency

For a significant period, USD1 supply has been heavily concentrated on a single chain, with only marginal circulation elsewhere.
This has two implications:
Liquidity is operationally efficient in the dominant ecosystem.
Systemic risk is also concentrated in that same ecosystem.
Concentration is not inherently negative — many assets bootstrap liquidity this way — but for a stablecoin aspiring to institutional usage, it increases sensitivity to chain-specific disruptions, policy changes, or liquidity migration events.
A globally usable stablecoin typically converges toward multi-chain distribution, not because of ideology, but because diversification improves arbitrage reliability and confidence in redemption pathways.

4. Trading Concentration: Depth vs. Distribution

USD1 trading activity has been highly concentrated in a small number of pools, particularly on a single dominant DEX.
This creates a misleading signal:
· Headline volume can look large, even impressive.
· Effective depth, however, may still be shallow when flows are directional or one-sided.
When over 80–90% of activity is tied to one venue, liquidity becomes fragile. If a single pool’s market makers reduce exposure, spreads widen immediately. The issue is not volume — it is redundancy.
Healthy stablecoin liquidity is characterized by:
· Multiple deep pools
· Cross-venue arbitrage
· Competitive market-maker participation
USD1 has volume; it is still building redundancy.

5. Transparency Cadence and the “Liquidity Discount”

Perhaps the most underappreciated factor is disclosure timing.
Even with credible attestation frameworks, delays or gaps in regular reporting introduce uncertainty. For professional market makers, uncertainty is not philosophical — it is priced.
When reserve confirmations lag:
· Market makers widen spreads
· LPs reduce inventory
· Large trades face higher slippage
In other words, transparency gaps translate directly into a liquidity discount, even if reserves are ultimately sound.
This dynamic explains why liquidity concerns can persist even without any visible peg instability.

6. Is This a Structural Flaw or a Transitional Phase?

Importantly, none of the above necessarily imply fatal weakness.
USD1 currently looks like a stablecoin in mid-transition:
· It has moved beyond niche issuance.
· It has achieved meaningful trading adoption.
· But it has not yet completed the shift toward diversified, institution-grade liquidity structure.
Historically, stablecoins that succeed at scale tend to converge toward:
Multi-chain issuance
Multi-venue depth
Predictable, uninterrupted disclosure cycles
USD1 is partially there — but not fully.

7. How to Tell If Liquidity Risk Is Improving

For observers and analysts, four signals matter more than narratives:
1. Consistency of reserve attestations (on time, every cycle)
2. Declining chain concentration of circulating supply
3. Emergence of multiple deep liquidity pools, not just one dominant venue
4. Sustained tight spreads on major CEX pairs, beyond event-driven spikes
If these improve in parallel, liquidity concerns will naturally fade — without any need for marketing.

Conclusion

USD1’s challenge is not credibility in principle, but credibility at scale.

Its institutional framing, custody choices, and disclosure intent are real strengths.
Its current liquidity profile, however, reflects concentration risk and transitional structure, amplified by imperfect transparency cadence.

In short:
USD1 does not lack demand — it lacks fully mature liquidity architecture.
Whether it becomes a durable institutional stablecoin will depend less on announcements, and more on whether its liquidity and disclosure structures can evolve faster than market skepticism.

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