According to Andrei Grachev on Twitter, USDf has been listed on another major centralized exchange (CEX), expanding its trading availability and liquidity options for crypto traders (source: @ag_dwf, May 22, 2025). This development is expected to increase USDf's market adoption, improve price stability due to more trading pairs, and potentially attract new institutional and retail investors. Traders should monitor USDf trading volumes and spreads on the newly added CEX to identify potential arbitrage and short-term trading opportunities.

According to EmberCN, HTX will become the first centralized exchange (CEX) to list the USD1 stablecoin, which is supported by the Trump family-backed DeFi project WorldLibertyFi. USD1 is collateralized by short-term US Treasury bonds, dollar deposits, and other cash equivalents, providing a robust backing structure. With a current market capitalization of $2.12 billion, USD1 ranks as the fifth largest stablecoin. This listing is expected to increase USD1’s liquidity and could prompt other major cryptocurrency exchanges to follow suit, creating new trading opportunities and potential arbitrage scenarios across platforms (source: EmberCN on Twitter, May 5, 2025).