MMA partners with Trump family crypto project WLFI to launch a utility token and integrate USD1
PANews, December 30 – According to Globenewswire, the mixed martial arts group MMA, listed on NYSE American under the New York Stock Exchange, announced that it has signed a strategic memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Trump family’s crypto project World Liberty Financial. The two parties will jointly design, issue, and expand the MMA.INC utility token, and will also integrate the stablecoin USD1 to provide stablecoin payments, rewards, and access based on WLFI on-chain infrastructure. MMA previously announced the completion of a $3 million private placement round by issuing 4,285,714 Series A preferred shares, led by American Ventures LLC. Donald Trump Jr., the eldest son of Trump and currently serving as the company’s strategic advisor, also participated in the investment.
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