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HTX delist Trump-linked USD1 after World Liberty freeze

Photography & Words by Lyra Valance June 7, 2026 1 MIN READ
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HTX delist decision triggers market reaction

The cryptocurrency exchange HTX announced it will delist the Trump‑linked stablecoin USD1 after World Liberty Financial reportedly froze the on‑chain addresses tied to the token, citing compliance with UK sanctions.

According to HTX, the freeze stems from World Liberty’s adherence to regulatory directives, effectively cutting off the token’s liquidity channels. The move aligns with a broader tightening of sanctions enforcement across Western financial platforms.

“The action reflects our commitment to uphold sanctions policy and protect investors,” a spokesperson for HTX said.

Market analysts note a ↓ 12% dip in USD1 trading volume since the freeze, raising concerns about the token’s viability. Reuters has highlighted similar sanctions‑related disruptions in the crypto sector.

Investors are urged to reassess exposure amid heightened regulatory scrutiny, a trend echoed since the pandemic era when compliance frameworks tightened globally.


Reported by Lyra Valance (Digital Assets & Web3 Insider).

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