WLFI Adds MovaLab as Supernode Operator to Expand USD1

World Liberty Financial brings in MovaLab to strengthen infrastructure and scale USD1 amid an ongoing legal dispute with Justin Sun.

Key Highlights

World Liberty Financial has added MovaLab as a supernode operator.
The move intends to increase the adoption of the USD1 stablecoin in the AI and payment industries.
The supernodes will ensure the stability of the network and ecosystem expansion.

Donald Trump-backed decentralized finance protocol World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has announced the integration of MovaLab into its network of supernode operators.

In a post shared on X on Friday, the team behind the project stated that they were excited about this partnership, which they noted was an “important milestone” that would help scale the platform and increase the adoption of their stablecoin, USD1, in sectors like AI and payments, and onboard additional supernodes to strengthen the ecosystem.

We’re very excited to welcome MovaLab as one of the first WLFI supernode operators. This marks an important milestone for the network, and we look forward to working closely with @MovaChain to expand USD1 use cases across AI, payments, and beyond.

WLFI is actively onboarding…
— WLFI (@worldlibertyfi) April 24, 2026

Details of WLFI and integration

World Liberty Financial, a DeFi platform associated with U.S. President Donald Trump and his family, operates at the crossroads between decentralized and traditional finance (TradFi).

The platform includes the $WLFI governance token and the USD1 stablecoin, which is tied to the U.S. dollar. According to its website, USD1 seeks to tackle the issues in the stablecoin industry by introducing more attestations and developing products such as AgentPay SDK that allow AI-powered agents to make payments while enforcing policies.

By adding MovaLab, WLFI aims to incorporate blockchain infrastructure with other technologies. Supernodes are expected to play a key role in ensuring distribution, stability, and increasing adoption of USD1.

For the WLFI community, the move signals real-world adoption and scaling of USD1 because it would help create aligned operators rather than just users.

Developments come amid legal dispute

The announcement comes as WLFI faces criticism following a lawsuit filed by Justin Sun, founder of TRON.

Sun alleges that funds he invested were frozen after he attempted to sell tokens. The lawsuit, filed in a California federal court, includes claims of fraud and extortion. It also alleges the presence of a “backdoor” in smart contracts that could allow manipulation of user funds and voting power.

Focus on ecosystem growth

Despite the legal challenges, WLFI continues to pursue ecosystem expansion. Recent developments include zero-fee USD1 trading pairs on exchanges such as MEXC and repayments within its markets platform.

The addition of MovaLab comes at a critical stage, as WLFI seeks to expand its supernode network and strengthen infrastructure. The platform’s progress in AI and payment-related use cases, alongside ongoing legal developments, is likely to shape its near-term trajectory.

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