The Trump family-supported encryption project World Liberty Financial works with Hong Kong ' s AI Cohesion Platform WorldClaw. Under cooperative arrangements, users can access multiple AI models through WorldRouter in WorldClaw and pay for services using USSD1, a stable currency issued by WorldLiberty.
This collaboration brings together stable currency payments, AI services and CSTEC issues. WorldRouter brings together about 90 models, of which 43 are from Chinese developers, including companies such as Ali Baba, Baido and Z.ai, which are already subject to varying degrees of United States restrictions.
USD1 Access Model Service
WorldRouter of WorldClaw provides a single access to American company models such as OpenAI and Anthropic and also contains a number of Chinese models. According to the article, each time a user calls a service through the platform, the payment chain can be reached on USD1, which means that AI usage will directly drive the amount of the stable currency.
It was also mentioned that Ryan Fang was also responsible for World Liberty growth in this collaboration and was involved in WorldClaw as an outside consultant. One of his public duties is to promote the adoption of the USD1 and cooperative outreach.
The Chinese model raises the question of review
The article mentions that Ali Baba and Baidu have been placed on the list of enterprises associated with the Chinese military by the United States Department of Defense and that United States defence contractors are prohibited from doing business with them. Z.ai is included in the United States Department of Commerce list of entities, which limits access to United States technology and cooperation with United States companies.
In addition, DeepSeek and Moonshot appear on the WorldClaw model list. Chinese officials have publicly accused both companies of stealing the intellectual property of American AI enterprises, which China denies.
However, the existing restrictions, which mainly target business cooperation, technology transfer and business-level transactions, do not directly prohibit United States individuals or businesses from visiting chat robots or API on a daily basis. Therefore, WorldClaw, which provides these models to users in the United States, is still considered legal.
The Trump family interests are at stake.
According to the article, the Trump family held 38 per cent of the shares of World Liberty Financial and earned significant income from the relevant currency transactions. According to Reuters, cited earlier, the Trump family's cumulative proceeds from encryption operations amounted to $2.3 billion, over $1.4 billion of which came from World Liberty-related currency transactions.
It also reported that Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump had recently promoted WorldClaw on social platforms. The former provided an opportunity for the winners of an event to meet at the Sea Lake Estate, while the latter referred to this cooperation as the “financial future”.
WorldClaw spokesperson stated that the provision of model access did not represent an endorsement of model developers. According to World Liberty spokesman David Wachsman, it is not uncommon for large United States technology companies to provide users with Chinese AI models.
Over 10,000 users.
According to the text, WorldRouter now has over 10,000 active users and handles over 50 million computing tasks per day. As the scale expands, external attention to data flows and content security increases.
Cybersecurity researchers have long focused on two types of risk: user data may be acquired by relevant developers, and model outputs may be subject to review or content intervention. WorldClaw indicates that privacy and security measures have been put in place, but acknowledges that user queries may still, in some cases, be transmitted to original model developers.
This means that, while this cooperation is not ipso facto illegal under the current rules, it may continue to be of concern to regulators and critics as a result of the simultaneous link to the Trump family’s encryption interests, the stabilization of currency payment scenarios and the reviewed China AI model.
