The World Liberty Financial project finds itself in the spotlight again after refuting claims of token sales prior to their official launch.
What Sparked the Rumors?
A report by Blockworks claimed that World Liberty was conducting token swaps. Allegedly, the company bought and sold $10 million worth of WLFI tokens in exchange for crypto assets from other projects. However, the company clarified that such actions are part of their regular Treasury management and no token sales occurred.
The Trump-Linked Crypto Project
World Liberty Financial launched prior to the 2024 US presidential election, allowing users to earn interest on digital assets and secure lending for their cryptocurrencies. In early 2025, the project saw success, selling 20% of its 100 billion WLFI tokens, raising $300 million.
Conclusion
World Liberty emphasizes that no token sale has occurred, focusing instead on the reallocation of assets. With ties to the Trump family and supporters like Justin Sun, the project remains contentious.
With $373 million in assets and strong supporters, World Liberty isn't fading soon but continues to draw attention.
