According to market sources: a potential payment plan for approximately $12 billion in frozen Iranian assets may use the Trump-associated World Liberty Financial stablecoin USD1 for settlement. The relevant transaction process would likely be progressively approved through the voting mechanism of the World Liberty Financial community forum, to determine the flow of funds and execution path.
USD1 is a dollar stablecoin issued by the project, pegged 1:1 to the US dollar and backed by on-chain and institutional custody systems. If this plan is ultimately implemented, it would serve as another case of large-scale sovereign-level funds potentially being settled through crypto stablecoins. Currently, this news has yet to be officially confirmed, and the relevant details and transaction structure remain highly uncertain.
Iran's $12 billion unfrozen assets may be settled via stablecoin USD1
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