World Liberty Financial's WLFI token surged 11% to $0.13 after a Wall Street Journal report revealed a UAE royal acquired a 49% stake in the firm. Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE's national security advisor, paid $250 million, with $187 million directed to Trump-affiliated entities. The deal, signed by Eric Trump, makes the royal the largest shareholder. Despite concerns over the Constitution's foreign emoluments clause, traders view the news as bullish, reflecting perceived political backing and reduced downside risk. WLFI's rise highlights its concentrated ownership among politically-connected holders, which may offer early insights into macroeconomic shifts. The token's stablecoin, USD1, has also seen growth, reaching a $5 billion market cap, now the fifth-largest stablecoin.