The Trump-linked decentralized finance protocol will integrate Vaulta’s native A token into its Macro Strategy reserve, probably to spice up their portfolio with a dash of digital folly. Meanwhile, WLFI’s USD1 stablecoin—pegged to the dollar and Treasuries like some desperate bid for legitimacy—gets crammed into Vaulta’s setup for yield strategies, payments, and all manner of tokenized tomfoolery. Vaulta, having ditched its dreary EOS identity earlier in 2025, now prances about as a Web3 banking network, hell-bent on fusing the drudgery of traditional finance with blockchain’s shiny illusions. This so-called collaboration promises zippy, bulletproof decentralized wealth management and aims to ram Web3 finance into the mainstream faster than you can say “bubble burst.” And get this, WLFI slyly hoarded $6 million in EOS tokens (swiftly reborn as A tokens) before Vaulta’s May rebrand, sealing the deal this week with all the fanfare of a bad marriage. Both outfits harp on about regulatory compliance and U.S.-style innovation, as if that excuses the absurdity. 😏