World Liberty Financial’s USD1 stablecoin commenced trading as a settlement asset on Myriad, marking the first time the prediction-market protocol hosted USD1-denominated pools on BNB Chain.
The integration went live on 14 jan. and pairs Myriad’s prediction markets with USD1, a stablecoin claimed to maintain a 1:1 peg to the U.S. dollar and backed by dollar reserves and U.S. Government Money Market Funds. Myriad launched USD1‑denominated markets beginning with its Candles product, and the protocol also activated an in‑wallet interface through Trust Wallet to simplify user access.
A short statement from World Liberty Financial was highlighted at launch. “Myriad’s integration of USD1 expands the real‑world utility of stable dollar‑backed digital assets,” said Zach Witkoff, Co‑Founder of World Liberty Financial, framing the integration as a step toward greater transparency and user trust.
The move aims to deepen liquidity and standardize settlements across Myriad’s BNB markets, while spotlighting USD1’s backing and its near‑$3.5 billion market capitalization.
Market context and implications for liquidity
Myriad positioned the move as both tactical and structural: by adopting USD1 for new markets, the protocol expects to consolidate liquidity and create a more uniform settlement layer on BNB Chain. The company communicated plans to migrate all of its BNB prediction markets to USD1 as the base settlement asset by the close of the first quarter of 2026; that transition remains a forward event and will unfold after the 14 de ene. de 2026 launch.
For USD1, the Myriad listing extends its utility beyond spot and lending venues into information markets, potentially increasing on‑chain velocity for the stablecoin and concentrating liquidity within Myriad’s product suite. For Myriad, denominating markets in a widely used stablecoin could reduce settlement friction and simplify comparative pricing across markets.
What this means for the market: traders and liquidity providers should watch Myriad’s liquidity metrics and volume after the USD1 rollout, and assess whether the token’s reserve profile sustains increased settlement usage.
Investors and market operators will now track Myriad’s end‑of‑Q1 2026 migration as the practical test of whether a single, cash‑backed stablecoin can standardize pricing and reduce cross‑market settlement friction on a prediction‑market platform.
