Picture this! Abu Dhabi, a city dripping with oil money and secrets. Three sharp-dressed founders from World Liberty Financial, aka WLFI, the crypto project with the Trump family seal of approval, are sitting down with none other than Changpeng Zhao, the legendary founder of Binance.
You know, CZ, the guy who can move markets with a tweet.
Global mode
WLFI’s top dogs, Zach Witkoff, Zak Folkman, and Chase Herro aren’t there for the falafel.
They’re talking big, like global crypto adoption, new standards, the kind of stuff that makes Wall Street sweat and regulators reach for their blood pressure meds.
This is just the beginning, they blast out on X, like it’s the opening scene of a movie where the good guys might not even be good.
Witkoff, one of the brains behind WLFI, lays it out, as the future of crypto belongs to the builders, not the bystanders. Translation?
If you’re just watching, you’re already losing. And while these guys are busy talking about the next level, they’re also signing deals, like a fresh Letter of Intent with the Pakistan Crypto Council, wanting to make Pakistan the next big playground for blockchain, DeFi, and stablecoins.
Sure, nobody’s saying what this all means right now, but it’s clear, WLFI wants in on every table, everywhere.
Boss mode
CZ, cool as ever, shrugs off the haters. He tells a crypto investor online that the trad media will probably spin some negative yarn about this meeting.
It was great to see our friends @ZachWitkoff and @Bilalbinsaqib in Abu Dhabi today.
(I have a feeling the trad media will try to make up some negative story about this. But we keep building.) 💪 https://t.co/rhOyllKkfP
— CZ 🔶 BNB (@cz_binance) April 27, 2025
But does he care? Nah. We keep building, he says. That’s boss energy if I ever saw it.
Now, let’s talk money. DWF Labs, a heavyweight in the crypto market-making game, just plunked down $25 million for WLFI tokens.
That’s not pocket change, and they’re also opening shop in New York City, clearly betting big on WLFI’s American ambitions.
And WLFI isn’t stopping there at all, they’re pushing their new stablecoin, USD1, which is supposed to be as solid as the dollar bill in your wallet.
It’s managed by BitGo, a digital custodian, so they’re trying to play it straight, keep it legal, keep it clean.
To be continued
But right after the USD1 announcement, CZ himself warns people about scams. The USD1 stablecoin isn’t even tradable yet, so, if you’re thinking about jumping in, maybe keep your wallet in your pocket for now.
This whole scene is like the opening act of a crime epic. Power players, big promises, and a whole lot of smoke.
Will WLFI and CZ change the game, or is this just another hustle in the never-ending crypto drama? Stick around, and we’ll see.
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