<h2><strong>USD1</strong><strong> Live Price Summary</strong></h2><p>As of Apr 18, 2026, the global cryptocurrency market cap is $4.19B with a +1.33% change in the last 24 hours. Today's price of USD1 is $1.001, with a 24-hour trading volume of $1.38B. USD1 is +0.05% in the last 24 hours, with a circulating supply of 4.18B USD1 coins and a maximum supply of -- USD1 coins. USD1 ranks 28 by market cap. It has a 24H high of $1.001 recorded on Apr 18, 2026, and its 24H low so far is $0.999412, recorded on Apr 18, 2026.</p><h2><strong>What Is the Highest Price of USD1?</strong></h2><p>USD1 has an all-time high (ATH) of $1.025 , recorded on May 12, 2025.</p><h2><strong>What Is the </strong><strong>Lowest</strong><strong> Price of </strong><strong>USD1?</strong></h2><p>USD1 has an all-time low (ATL) of $0.989633, recorded on Oct 1, 2025.</p><p></p>

USD1 has demonstrated resilient anchoring power during recent liquidity shocks. Influenced by a single institution's large-scale borrowing, the lending pool experienced abnormal rate volatility, with both deposit and loan spot prices coming under temporary pressure. However, the price remained steady within the 0.9988–1.0002 range, and the anchoring expectation was not substantially weakened. The operator effectively restored pool availability by swiftly repurchasing and supplementing, coupled with moderate burning to manage circulation; this brought deposit rates back below 10% and restored market confidence. Currently, broader risk appetite is rebounding and stablecoin demand is robust, reinforcing USD1's market position. It is recommended to continuously monitor supply-demand dynamics and the operator's intervention capability. In the short term, USD1’s price stability and liquidity risk are manageable; focus on the 0.9988–1.0002 price range. Medium term, a long or holding allocation strategy is advised.

Recently, a large institution shorted over 500,000 USD1 in one move, causing the lending pool's liquidity to temporarily turn negative, driving borrowing rates up to 30% and annualized deposit yields to surge above 35%. While the on-chain lending pool became extremely strained, spot market trading volume expanded significantly, yet trading prices only fluctuated within a narrow 0.9988 to 1.0002 range. This demonstrates that, although the market was concerned about liquidity risks, USD1's anchoring effectiveness was not substantially compromised. In the short term, this event intensified repayment pressures and reallocation willingness among participants, exerting a negative impact on market sentiment.

The WLFI strategic reserve deposited 3 billion WLFI into Dolomite and borrowed 50.44 million USD1 over five days, fully exhausting the USD1 lending pool. The current borrowing rate on Dolomite is 30%, and the USD1 pool liquidity is negative at -232,000 tokens.

The current borrowing rate for WLFI on Dolomite is 30%, and the liquidity is displayed as -232K.

World Liberty Financial’s treasury borrowed over $50 million USD1 stablecoins from Dolomite by depositing 3 billion $WLFI tokens as collateral, draining the stablecoin pool and pushing utilization beyond 100%. This caused deposit rates to surge to 35.81% APR and borrowing costs to 30%. The move, possibly to boost liquidity or on-chain activity, risks lender withdrawals and potential liquidation if $WLFI’s price drops, raising concerns of artificial scarcity and market instability.

WLFI’s Own Treasury Just Drained Its Stablecoin Pool Dry, Here’s Why It Matters

Following the eruption of the liquidity crisis, USD1’s issuer utilized a repurchase and burn mechanism—first repaying around $25 million in borrowings, then minting an additional $25 million to boost repayment capability, and subsequently burning part of the circulating supply to smooth out pool supply-demand imbalances. This action restored the lending pool's available capacity to about $35 million, reduced deposit rates to around 10% (now below USDC and USDT counterparts), and stabilized daily trading volumes back to the millions. The price remained within a tight 0.9988–0.9998 interval, reflecting renewed market confidence in the issuer’s intervention capacity over the medium term.

WLFI repaid a $25 million USD1 loan on Dolomite, increasing the available USD1 lending liquidity to $35 million. The USD1 deposit interest rate on Dolomite rose to 10.43%, surpassing USDC's 9.07% and USDT's 7.74%. WLFI currently holds $162 million in loans on Dolomite, backed by $402 million worth of collateral.

WLFI repaid a $25.00 million USD1 loan on Dolomite.

World Liberty Financial minted 25 million USD1 stablecoins and burned 3 million via its TokenGovernor contract to address issues from a lending position on DeFi protocol Dolomite. The minting was funded through BitGo Custody, following smaller test transactions for wallet verification.

Trump-Linked World Liberty Financial Mints Another $25 Million in USD1 Stablecoin

WLFI minted $25 million in fresh USD1 and simultaneously burned $3 million, shortly after claiming to have repaid $25 million of a borrowing position that had previously prevented depositors from withdrawing funds from a DeFi lending pool.

WLFI mints $25 million in fresh USD1 and burns $3 million, days after repayment claim

Recently, geopolitical tensions have eased somewhat, and the market has gradually digested the Fed’s hawkish stance. This has triggered a technical rebound in risk assets, with Bitcoin and Ethereum adjusting upward around $74,000 and $2,200 respectively. However, derivatives market demand for downside protection persists, suggesting that overall risk appetite has not fully shifted. Against this backdrop, stablecoins maintain their function as both safe havens and yield vehicles. Net inflows into institutional ETFs and rotation of funds from traditional markets have jointly boosted the chase for stablecoin yields, which in turn buttresses USD1’s market position and liquidity demand.

QCP's latest report highlights that the breakdown of US-Iran talks over the weekend pushed oil prices above $100, reducing market risk appetite. Bitcoin faced resistance near $74,000, while Ethereum dropped from $2,330 to $2,180, prompting short-term adjustments. Despite geopolitical tensions and potential disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz, market volatility has returned to pre-conflict levels. Bitcoin ETFs continue to see inflows, shifting focus from policy statements to actual implementation.

QCP: US-Iran negotiation breakdown triggers risk aversion, Bitcoin struggles to surpass $74K

Bitcoin rose to around $74,935 during the Asian session, up 0.7% in 24 hours and 5.4% weekly, driven mainly by spot buying rather than broad risk appetite. Derivatives markets show caution: perpetual contract funding rates remain negative, open interest declines, and options indicate higher demand for downside protection. This suggests a rebound, not a trend reversal, amid ongoing risk aversion and cautious sentiment despite gains.

Analysis: Bitcoin strengthens along with US stocks, but the options market still bets on downside risk.

BitMart Research Weekly highlights easing US-Iran tensions and a hawkish shift in the Federal Reserve, driving a rebound in risk assets including crypto. US stocks, especially AI-related sectors, show strong recovery amid geopolitical risks. Inflation data signals potential upward pressure if oil prices stay high. Crypto markets follow US stocks with BTC and ETH leading, while altcoins remain volatile. Institutional inflows into Bitcoin ETFs and MicroStrategy’s increased BTC holdings indicate long-term confidence.

BitMart Research Institute Weekly Hotspot Analysis: US-Iran Easing Combined with Fed's Hawkish Shift, Crypto Market Follows Rebound to Form a Bottom

Bitcoin price nears $75,000, driven by improved risk sentiment and easing geopolitical tensions, rising about 13% since the Iran conflict began on February 28, outperforming the S&P 500 and gold. Options market data shows reduced bearish pressure, while CoinShares reports a $1.1 billion net inflow into crypto investment products last week, with $786 million into US spot Bitcoin ETFs. ETF inflows and institutional demand are key drivers, though inflation, Fed policy, and geopolitical changes may impact future trends.

Analysis: Bitcoin Approaches $75,000, ETF Inflows Reach New Yearly High

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It’s not a given that the European Central Bank’s next move on interest rates will be a hike, according to Governing Council member Martins Kazaks.

Kazaks: Will not oppose bets on two interest rate hikes this year

Waller: Rapid resolution of the Middle East situation may allow for interest rate cuts later this year.

Waller: Overall PCE inflation year-over-year in March may reach 3.5%

The Federal Reserve's Waller expressed caution regarding interest rates, warning of the risks of prolonged warfare.

Fed's Daly: Rates May Remain Unchanged

Daly: The federal funds rate is slightly above the neutral level of 3%.

UBS Expects 50 bps Fed Rate Cuts as Gov Miran Downplays Inflation Risks

Federal Reserve's Daly: On hold regarding interest rates.

Easing tensions in the Middle East combined with rising expectations of interest rate cuts have pushed gold close to $4,900.

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