World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency venture associated with former U.S. President Donald Trump, has rolled out a Points Program aimed at accelerating adoption of its USD1 stablecoin. The initiative allows users to accumulate points—redeemable for WLFI tokens—by trading USD1 pairs on participating exchanges, maintaining USD1 balances, staking the asset on approved platforms and using the coin for payments. Bitget Global is set to be among the first exchanges to support the scheme, and additional partner platforms are expected to be announced. The company is also preparing to launch its own wallet, signalling a broader push to build an ecosystem around USD1. According to data shared by blockchain entrepreneur Justin Sun, USD1 issuance on the Tron network has topped US$25 million, underscoring early take-up of the dollar-pegged token. World Liberty Financial says the Points Program is designed to deepen liquidity and engagement ahead of further product releases. The staking component could face regulatory scrutiny: the Points Program comes days after passage of the U.S. Stablecoin Act, which prohibits consumer staking of stablecoins. World Liberty Financial has not yet detailed how it will align the rewards offering with the new rules.