World Liberty Financial Claims Coordinated Attack on USD1 as Stablecoin Briefly Slips From $1 Peg
World Liberty Financial said its USD1 stablecoin was targeted in a coordinated attack that included hacked cofounder accounts, paid influencer campaigns, and aggressive short positions — but insisted the effort failed. U...
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