StakeStone has collaborated with Trump's World Liberty Financial (WLFI) to provide cross-chain liquidity support for its USD1 stablecoin. Users of USD1 will also enjoy sustainable yields from the company.

This partnership eliminates the need for bridges, wrapping, or delays when transferring USD1 tokens across different blockchains. Although StakeStone did not specify the eligible blockchains, it has integrated more than 20 of them.

WLFI, associated with the Trump family, surprised the public with its introduction of USD1, a controversial dollar-backed stablecoin. Despite the controversies, USD1 has achieved success, surpassing $2 billion in market capitalization. With an eye on infrastructure enhancements, WLFI has teamed up with StakeStone.

StakeStone is a decentralized omnichain liquidity infrastructure protocol known for its liquid staking pool, gaining prominence recently. It allows users to stake assets to earn yields while retaining the ability to utilize these assets across various DeFI protocols, including interacting with ETH and BTC through five tokens in its ecosystem.

By integrating with over 20 blockchains and 100 protocols, StakeStone's appeal to WLFI lies in its cross-chain support. The collaboration between StakeStone and WLFI aims to enable easy movement of USD1 tokens across multiple blockchains through StakeStone's cross-chain infrastructure.

Although specific details are scarce, WLFI users can leverage StakeStone's STONE token, representing staked ETH, for seamless cross-chain transactions with USD1. This partnership is expected to significantly elevate StakeStone's profile, given the massive TVL of approximately $2 billion and the market cap of USD1 surpassing $2 billion in just a month.

By enhancing real-world utility and DeFi-native liquidity and flexibility for WLFI's stablecoin, both companies are poised to reap substantial benefits from this alliance.