Spacecoin (Spacecoin·SPACE) has signed a strategic partnership with World Liberty Financial (WLFI), led by the Trump family. Spacecoin formalized the collaboration with WLFI on the 22nd and announced a token swap exchanging SPACE and WLFI tokens between the two projects. Through this partnership, they plan to focus on real-world use cases, including innovative financial services and Real World Asset tokenization, based on WLFI’s USD1 stablecoin and Spacecoin’s satellite internet infrastructure.

Spacecoin stated that the core goal of the collaboration is to broaden access to the space economy. Accordingly, the two sides will jointly explore bringing real-world assets in orbit onto the blockchain. They also said the partnership aims to formalize mutual confidence in each other’s visions and align incentives for long-term project success, calling it a starting point for a long-term collaboration to create a new solution combining DeFi technology with satellite internet connectivity.

Through this partnership, they plan to expand cooperation to broaden the use case for WLFI’s stablecoin USD1, build a satellite-internet-based global financial infrastructure, and jointly advance an on-chain Real World Asset ecosystem. WLFI describes itself as a protocol and governance platform that provides transparent and accessible DeFi services to individuals, inspired by President Trump’s vision. It aims to provide an intuitive and robust platform that enables users to actively participate in the future of finance.

WLFI said Spacecoin is a bold project that will launch its own satellites and build a new internet in space, and that such conviction and execution are among the elements they value. They added that they will work together to build the foundation for an interconnected economy. Oh Tae-rim, the founder of Spacecoin, said that through the partnership with WLFI, a leader in compliant and trusted DeFi solutions, first-time online users will be able to immediately access one of the internet’s essential functions: financial transactions.

Spacecoin is pursuing a globally accessible internet environment via blockchain-based Low Earth Orbit satellite technology. It stated that after launching CTC-0 in December 2024 and CTC-1 last December, it plans to build an initial constellation of three satellites. Through this, Spacecoin aims to provide stable connectivity to 2.6 billion people in internet-deprived regions worldwide without ground infrastructure.

It plans to accumulate on-chain credit data based on satellite internet usage history and, in the future, expand into a Web3 financial ecosystem linked to Creditcoin’s decentralized lending. As a Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) aiming to build satellite-based internet, Spacecoin is built on Creditcoin Layer1 and led by Gluwa. It is pursuing infrastructure through a partnership with Walrus, a smart contract and distributed storage project. Creditcoin is a multi-chain Layer1 blockchain aiming to build a blockchain ecosystem connected to real-world assets and decentralized infrastructure.

It is designed to support cross-chain data and asset movement without bridges using the Universal Smart Contract Layer technology. It also supports connecting the financial system and blockchain technology based on an on-chain verifiable credit history.

Spacecoin and WLFI have formalized a strategic partnership, announcing a token swap that exchanges SPACE and WLFI tokens between the two projects. The collaboration aims to leverage WLFI’s USD1 stablecoin and Spacecoin’s satellite internet infrastructure to build real-world use cases, including Real World Asset tokenization. The core goal outlined is to broaden access to the space economy and to explore bringing assets from space onto the blockchain. The partners describe the alliance as a long-term step to align visions and create a connected solution that merges decentralized finance with satellite internet capabilities.

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