Trojan, a developer of on-chain trading tools, has announced a full integration partnership with World Liberty Financial to bring the USD1 stablecoin directly to Solana traders. This marks the first time Solana users can execute and settle on-chain swaps with the USD1 stablecoin directly within a trading terminal.
The integration allows Trojan users to mitigate SOL price volatility in their risk profiles while maintaining the ability to trade any listed tokens using USD1. Traders can now denominate, anchor, and rebalance their portfolios within a dollar-based framework while retaining full non-custodial control of their funds.
USD1 is described as a transparent, composable unit of account that is 1:1 backed and redeemable, operating natively across multiple blockchains. It is the flagship product of World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a company co-founded by the Trump family with the stated mission to bridge legacy finance and DeFi.
Andri Rabetanety of Trojan commented on the partnership, stating, "USD1 strengthens the long-needed bridge between stable value and decentralized execution. Our integration of USD1 reinforces that foundation, bringing sharper pricing, stable settlement, and more complete onchain autonomy."
The move is positioned as a significant step for Solana's broader ecosystem, signaling a shift toward greater capital efficiency, standardized liquidity, and institutional-grade stability on-chain. For active traders, the primary benefits are reduced volatility exposure and cleaner pricing across various token categories, including meme, mid-cap, and blue-chip assets.
Trojan's mission focuses on refining on-chain infrastructure to lead the next phase of Solana's market evolution. This integration aims to provide users with stable buying power regardless of market fluctuations.
