Continuously topping up positions on Binance with USD1 and distributing WLFI in the event. But if you just see USD1 as another dollar stablecoin and WLFI as just another crypto project with the Trump family tag, then the story is way too shallow. The GENIUS Act has elevated stablecoin competition to the institutional level: full reserves, monthly disclosures, issuer access, and anti-money laundering/sanctions compliance. Compliance is both a cost and a ticket to entry, while also enhancing the global penetration of dollar assets. By leveraging policy windows and large-scale settlements, they’ve quickly established the “settlement institution” label; with circulation reaching nearly $4.5 billion in just over a year, placing it among the top global stablecoins. Beyond that, they need to expand their pathways and breadth, as mentioned multiple times before, such as multi-chain deployment, redemption reserves, and usage scenarios. Gradually expanding toward multi-scenario and diversified networks. At the same time, making USD1 the value engine for WLFI is something we’ve already seen the team working on: fee reviews, supply restructuring (extended unlocks, internal team considerations), easing sell pressure, expanding the ecosystem, and building trading, lending, payment, and settlement networks around USD1. Oh, and there’s also the long-term option of AI payments... Currently, USD1 has achieved its initial goals. The next targets—usage, retention, and value—remain to be seen. If achieved, it will reach new heights. Lastly, changes in concentrated holdings, off-chain redemptions, the continuity of monthly reserve disclosures, settlements, multi-platform collaborations, and even pricing—these are all things the market is gradually observing as they’re being validated.