World Liberty Financial, a decentralized finance project related to Trump, has distributed 47 USD1 Stablecoins to wallet addresses that took part in the previous sale.
Airdrop was first flagged by blockchain analytics company LookonChain in a June 4th post on X. Several WLFI token holders in X confirmed the reception of Airdrops implemented on the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain.
Trump’s World Freedom (@worldlibertyfi) appears to be broadcasting $47$USD1 to all wallets that participated in $wlfi sale.https://t.co/kbyhk9ushq pic.twitter.com/yt8y7ipfppu.
– lookonchain (@lookonchain) June 4, 2025
This number 47 marks Donald Trump’s 47th president of the United States, and is believed to give the ritual importance of airdrops beyond his dollar value. Airdrop was originally proposed and approved through World Liberty’s on-chain governance platform, with 99.96% of 12,000 voters supporting the move.
Final approval was granted on May 15th, following the conclusion of the vote the day before. WLFI previously said the campaign will help test the project’s airdrop infrastructure, reward early adopters and increase USD1 exposure.
USD1 is World Liberty’s flagship Stablecoin, backed by US Treasury Department, cash and comparable assets. Detained by Bitgo, launched in April 2025, it quickly gained traction and increased trading volume by more than 6,700% at one point to reach $180 million. Currently, its market capitalization is $2.18 billion, with comparable distribution supplies, according to Defillama data.
The airdrop arrives in a wave of crypto-related activities, including ventures related to Trump. On June 3rd, Trump Media & Technology Group submitted the launch of the Spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETF. Meanwhile, rumors have emerged about another crypto wallet project, branded as the “official Trump wallet,” but both Trump’s organization and Trump’s son have denied involvement.
In addition to momentum, Lookonchain reported on June 4 that wallets related to the Trump Memo Coin Project valued a $46.7 million token at $46.97 million and moved to Binance, Coinbase, OKX and Bybit.
These overlapping developments sparked both excitement and concern as authorities continue to investigate the relationship between Trump’s political influence and blockchain involvement.
