Justin Sun says USD1 can move funds from frozen wallets without holder consent as World Liberty seeks final bank approval.
Justin Sun’s lawsuit stays public as World Liberty moves its $4 billion USD1 stablecoin toward final federal bank approval.
The OCC’s conditional approval would bring World Liberty’s $4 billion USD1 stablecoin under federal supervision.
The buyer owes $11 million later, while 3.58 billion WLFI still need registration effectiveness to become transferable.
HTX will move eligible USD1 users into USDT as World Liberty Financial faces fresh scrutiny over its onchain freeze controls.
World Liberty Financial is using WLFI burns, USD1 exchange rewards, and new collateral integrations to rebuild demand, but the rebound is also giving dormant holders liquidity to exit.
Disclosures show exposure to Coinbase, MARA and Strategy as the administration pushes a friendlier framework for digital assets.
Trump pushed Bitcoin closer to U.S. policy recognition, but the wider ledger on price, trust, and adoption remains mixed.
A long-delayed Senate vote is nearing, but Democratic demands for conflict-of-interest language could disrupt the bill’s bipartisan path.
