According to @rovercrc, the Trump-affiliated World Liberty Foundation is pivoting to make its WLFI token transferable, a reversal from its initial non-tradable promise. The project's official X account announced the team is working to enable trading, which would allow holders to speculate on the token's price on secondary markets, though no timeline has been provided. In separate news, the Bitcoin-based stablecoin network Plasma demonstrated immense investor demand by raising its deposit cap to $1 billion and seeing it filled within 30 minutes. These deposits grant participants the right to buy into the eventual $50 million XPL public sale at a $500 million valuation. Arkham data previously showed a $500 million cap filling in just five minutes. Plasma aims to offer a zero-gas environment for stablecoin transactions, starting with USDT, on its EVM-compatible sidechain anchored to Bitcoin's security.

According to @PlasmaFDN, Plasma has received a strategic investment from Founders Fund, a move retweeted by @ambergroup_io. This investment marks a significant milestone in Plasma's efforts to expand stablecoin adoption worldwide. For traders, this development signals potential increased liquidity and institutional confidence in stablecoin-related projects, which may drive higher trading volumes and innovation within the crypto market. The involvement of a major venture capital firm like Founders Fund underscores growing mainstream interest in digital assets and could positively impact stablecoin price stability and market integration (source: @PlasmaFDN on Twitter, May 22, 2025).