The Trump family's cryptocurrency platform, World Liberty Financial, indicated in a report released Thursday that DT Marks DEFI LLC, a Delaware-based company connected to the former president, could get 75 percent of WLF's protocol revenues.

World Liberty Financial (WLF) plans to allocate 22.5 billion $WLFI tokens to his family, netting them 75% of revenue, valued at $337.5 million.

Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency venture, World Liberty Financial (WLF), has stumbled at the starting line. Despite high expectations following the announcement of its token sale on 15th October, the project managed to sell only 3.4% of the $300 million in tokens earmarked for public release.

The Trump family’s cryptocurrency platform, World Liberty Financial, indicated in a report released Thursday that DT Marks DEFI LLC, a Delaware-based company connected to the former

Trump's new crypto venture World Liberty Financial (WLF) has drawn criticism and skepticism from those in the industry.

If former President Trump retakes the White House, he is promising to blow up the burdensome regulatory red tape which is a drag on industries such as the crypto world.

It has hardly been a month since presidential candidate Donald Trump started hawking digital tokens in something called World Liberty Financial, a loosely defined lending business that mimicked some of the more spectacular failures of the last crypto bubble.

In the crypto company, Donald Trump is the "chief crypto advocate," and Eric, Barron and Donald Trump Jr. are "Web3 ambassadors."

Former President Donald Trump’s crypto project, World Liberty Financial, had a rough first day — its website experienced multiple prolonged outages, disrupting the sale of tokens.