World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency initiative supported by United States President Donald Trump, has launched a new snapshot vote concerning its proposed airdrop of the USD1 stablecoin to WLFI token holders.
According to an official report, the proposal recommended that the project test its on-chain airdrop functionality by distributing a limited amount of USD1 to existing WLFI token holders.
World Liberty Financial Tests Airdrop Mechanism
Notably, by deploying the airdrop in a live setting, World Liberty Financial can assess the reliability of its on-chain distribution mechanism and concurrently reward initial backers.
“Testing the airdrop mechanism in a live setting is a necessary step to ensure smart contract functionality and readiness. This distribution also serves as a meaningful way to thank our earliest supporters and introduce them to USD1,” the report said.
Furthermore, the report noted that the test serves three primary purposes. The project revealed that it aims to validate the performance of its airdrop infrastructure in a live environment, raise early awareness of the USD1 stablecoin ahead of public release, and show appreciation to the project’s earliest WLFI supporters.
Token Holder Requirements
According to the report, all current WLFI token holders must meet eligibility requirements. Moreover, World Liberty Financial will pay each eligible wallet a set amount of USD1, with the exact amount depending on how many people qualify and the available budget.
While the project will determine the timing of any airdrop, World Liberty Financial retains the sole discretion to modify, suspend, terminate, or discontinue the test airdrop at any time and may impose additional eligibility criteria without prior notice, when approved.
Since the launch of the project in September last year, World Liberty has successfully conducted two public sales of WLFI tokens, generating a total of $550 million in revenue. On March 18, 2025, it announced that it had completed its second token sale, raising $250 million.
On May 5, 2025, the Trump-linked stablecoin USD1 ranked 7th global circulation following a $2 billion UAE-backed deal involving MGX, a crypto company backed by Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund. The company will use a stablecoin to handle its investments on crypto exchange Binance. The move sparked debate in Washington.
Ephraim Emmanuel | July 7, 2026
