The post USD1 Partners with Enso for Enhanced DeFi Integration appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: USD1 partners with Enso for DeFi expansion. Focus on multi-chain integration for wider market reach. Potential impact on liquidity and adoption in the stablecoin market. USD1, linked to US President Trump, partners with Enso for deeper DeFi integration, announced on October 28, expanding its presence across various blockchains including Dolomite. This integration aims to enhance liquidity and attract institutional interest, potentially impacting USD1’s market adoption. USD1 Partners with Enso, Targets Multi-Chain Market Dominance The USD1, linked with World Liberty Financial, and Enso partnership signifies a pivotal move in DeFi’s landscape. Led by Enso’s founder, Connor Howe, this collaboration features Enso’s stack, offering multi-chain deployments for USD1. The stablecoin will achieve integration across various protocols, notably enhancing its presence on platforms like Dolomite for margin trading activities. As USD1 penetrates new markets, it paves the way for diverse trading and financial strategies. Institutional entities can leverage USD1’s cross-chain functionality, resulting in deeper liquidity and more competitive pricing. Howe emphasized how these features make DeFi attractive to traditional finance players, broadening USD1’s reach and usability. “This will make DeFi more attractive to major players, including institutions, enabling them to leverage deep liquidity and optimal pricing.” — Connor Howe, Founder, Enso Market Awaits USD1’s Expansion Impact on Liquidity and Adoption Did you know? UST and USDC experienced a similar surge in adoption when they expanded into the multi-chain landscape, paralleling USD1’s strategic moves today. The World Liberty Financial USD (USD1), priced consistently near $1, exhibits stability with a market capitalization of approximately $2.95 billion and a 24-hour trading volume exceeding $468 million. According to CoinMarketCap, the token’s 24-hour price surge is 0.06%, with a gradual increase seen over the past months. World Liberty Financial USD(USD1), daily chart, screenshot on CoinMarketCap at 01:31 UTC on October 28, 2025. Source: CoinMarketCap Insights from… The post USD1 Partners with Enso for Enhanced DeFi Integration appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: USD1 partners with Enso for DeFi expansion. Focus on multi-chain integration for wider market reach. Potential impact on liquidity and adoption in the stablecoin market. USD1, linked to US President Trump, partners with Enso for deeper DeFi integration, announced on October 28, expanding its presence across various blockchains including Dolomite. This integration aims to enhance liquidity and attract institutional interest, potentially impacting USD1’s market adoption. USD1 Partners with Enso, Targets Multi-Chain Market Dominance The USD1, linked with World Liberty Financial, and Enso partnership signifies a pivotal move in DeFi’s landscape. Led by Enso’s founder, Connor Howe, this collaboration features Enso’s stack, offering multi-chain deployments for USD1. The stablecoin will achieve integration across various protocols, notably enhancing its presence on platforms like Dolomite for margin trading activities. As USD1 penetrates new markets, it paves the way for diverse trading and financial strategies. Institutional entities can leverage USD1’s cross-chain functionality, resulting in deeper liquidity and more competitive pricing. Howe emphasized how these features make DeFi attractive to traditional finance players, broadening USD1’s reach and usability. “This will make DeFi more attractive to major players, including institutions, enabling them to leverage deep liquidity and optimal pricing.” — Connor Howe, Founder, Enso Market Awaits USD1’s Expansion Impact on Liquidity and Adoption Did you know? UST and USDC experienced a similar surge in adoption when they expanded into the multi-chain landscape, paralleling USD1’s strategic moves today. The World Liberty Financial USD (USD1), priced consistently near $1, exhibits stability with a market capitalization of approximately $2.95 billion and a 24-hour trading volume exceeding $468 million. According to CoinMarketCap, the token’s 24-hour price surge is 0.06%, with a gradual increase seen over the past months. World Liberty Financial USD(USD1), daily chart, screenshot on CoinMarketCap at 01:31 UTC on October 28, 2025. Source: CoinMarketCap Insights from…

USD1 Partners with Enso for Enhanced DeFi Integration

2025/10/28 09:48
Key Points:
  • USD1 partners with Enso for DeFi expansion.
  • Focus on multi-chain integration for wider market reach.
  • Potential impact on liquidity and adoption in the stablecoin market.

USD1, linked to US President Trump, partners with Enso for deeper DeFi integration, announced on October 28, expanding its presence across various blockchains including Dolomite.

This integration aims to enhance liquidity and attract institutional interest, potentially impacting USD1’s market adoption.

USD1 Partners with Enso, Targets Multi-Chain Market Dominance

The USD1, linked with World Liberty Financial, and Enso partnership signifies a pivotal move in DeFi’s landscape. Led by Enso’s founder, Connor Howe, this collaboration features Enso’s stack, offering multi-chain deployments for USD1. The stablecoin will achieve integration across various protocols, notably enhancing its presence on platforms like Dolomite for margin trading activities.

As USD1 penetrates new markets, it paves the way for diverse trading and financial strategies. Institutional entities can leverage USD1’s cross-chain functionality, resulting in deeper liquidity and more competitive pricing. Howe emphasized how these features make DeFi attractive to traditional finance players, broadening USD1’s reach and usability.

Market Awaits USD1’s Expansion Impact on Liquidity and Adoption

Did you know? UST and USDC experienced a similar surge in adoption when they expanded into the multi-chain landscape, paralleling USD1’s strategic moves today.

The World Liberty Financial USD (USD1), priced consistently near $1, exhibits stability with a market capitalization of approximately $2.95 billion and a 24-hour trading volume exceeding $468 million. According to CoinMarketCap, the token’s 24-hour price surge is 0.06%, with a gradual increase seen over the past months.



World Liberty Financial USD(USD1), daily chart, screenshot on CoinMarketCap at 01:31 UTC on October 28, 2025. Source: CoinMarketCap

Insights from Coincu research indicate this advancement could fortify USD1’s position within the DeFi ecosystem, potentially leading to similar liquidity boosts witnessed by earlier stablecoins like USDT and USDC in their integrations. Institutions eye increased stake, paralleling trends of significant bilateral deployments expanding digital financial instruments’ scope.

Source: https://coincu.com/news/usd1-enso-defi-integration/

Disclaimer: The articles reposted on this site are sourced from public platforms and are provided for informational purposes only. They do not necessarily reflect the views of MEXC. All rights remain with the original authors. If you believe any content infringes on third-party rights, please contact service@support.mexc.com for removal. MEXC makes no guarantees regarding the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the content and is not responsible for any actions taken based on the information provided. The content does not constitute financial, legal, or other professional advice, nor should it be considered a recommendation or endorsement by MEXC.
Share Insights

You May Also Like

Preliminary analysis of the Balancer V2 attack, which resulted in a loss of $120 million.

Preliminary analysis of the Balancer V2 attack, which resulted in a loss of $120 million.

On November 3, the Balancer V2 protocol and its fork projects were attacked on multiple chains, resulting in a serious loss of more than $120 million. BlockSec issued an early warning at the first opportunity [1] and gave a preliminary analysis conclusion [2]. This was a highly complex attack. Our preliminary analysis showed that the root cause was that the attacker manipulated the invariant, thereby distorting the calculation of the price of BPT (Balancer Pool Token) -- that is, the LP token of Balancer Pool -- so that it could profit in a stable pool through a batchSwap operation. Background Information 1. Scaling and Rounding To standardize the decimal places of different tokens, the Balancer contract will: upscale: Upscales the balance and amount to a uniform internal precision before performing the calculation; downscale: Reduces the result to its original precision and performs directional rounding (e.g., inputs are usually rounded up to ensure the pool is not under-filled; output paths are often truncated downwards). Conclusion: Within the same transaction, the asymmetrical rounding direction used in different stages can lead to a systematic slight deviation when executed repeatedly in very small steps. 2. Prices of D and BPT The Balancer V2 protocol’s Composable Stable Pool[3] and the fork protocol were affected by this attack. Stable Pool is used for assets that are expected to maintain a close 1:1 exchange ratio (or be exchanged at a known exchange rate), allowing large exchanges without causing significant price shocks, thereby greatly improving the efficiency of capital utilization between similar or related assets. The pool uses the Stable Math (a Curve-based StableSwap model), where the invariant D represents the pool's "virtual total value". The approximate price of BPT (Pool's LP Token) is: The formula above shows that if D is made smaller on paper (even if no funds are actually withdrawn), the price of BPT will be cheaper. BTP represents the pool share and is used to calculate how many pool reserves can be obtained when withdrawing liquidity. Therefore, if an attacker can obtain more BPT, they can profit when withdrawing liquidity. Attack Analysis Taking an attack transaction on Arbitrum as an example, the batchSwap operation can be divided into three stages: Phase 1: The attacker redeems BPT for the underlying asset to precisely adjust the balance of one of the tokens (cbETH) to a critical point (amount = 9) for rounding. This step sets the stage for the precision loss in the next phase. Phase Two: The attacker uses a carefully crafted quantity (= 8) to swap between another underlying asset (wstETH) and cbETH. Due to rounding down when scaling the token quantity, the calculated Δx is slightly smaller (from 8.918 to 8), causing Δy to be underestimated and the invariant D (derived from Curve's StableSwap model) to be smaller. Since BPT price = D / totalSupply, the BPT price is artificially suppressed. Phase 3: The attackers reverse-swap the underlying assets back to BPT, restoring the balance within the pool while profiting from the depressed price of BPT—acquiring more BPT tokens. Finally, the attacker used another profitable transaction to withdraw liquidity, thereby using the extra BPT to acquire other underlying assets (cbETH and wstETH) in the Pool and thus profit. Attacking the transaction: https://app.blocksec.com/explorer/tx/arbitrum/0x7da32ebc615d0f29a24cacf9d18254bea3a2c730084c690ee40238b1d8b55773 Profitable trades: https://app.blocksec.com/explorer/tx/arbitrum/0x4e5be713d986bcf4afb2ba7362525622acf9c95310bd77cd5911e7ef12d871a9 Reference: [1]https://x.com/Phalcon_xyz/status/1985262010347696312 [2]https://x.com/Phalcon_xyz/status/1985302779263643915 [3]https://docs-v2.balancer.fi/concepts/pools/composable-stable.html
Share
PANews2025/11/04 14:00