The cryptocurrency platform backed by Donald Trump, World Liberty Financial (WLFI), would allocate 75% of its protocol revenues to a firm associated with the former President. What Happened: According to the World Liberty Gold Paper,

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) sold nearly 840 million tokens. The amount is well short of the 20 billion allocation for the sale. What went wrong,

Donald Trump's World Liberty Financial launched its first tokens available for the public to buy last Tuesday, but this was not the reason it made headlines, as it was plagued with multiple instances of its website crashing amidst the event.

Another cause of the token’s sluggish sales may be the prevailing opinion that the project is a grift or petty scam. Some observers have stated that they believe the lack of transferability has been deliberately hidden from buyers so as to sell more tokens.

Just over 792.36 million tokens of a 20 billion target have been sold since its hushed started at 12:40 UTC on Tuesday, raising nearly $11 million for the project.

World Liberty Financial, the Trump-backed crypto platform, launched its token sale Tuesday. But the site has been down for hours.

Donald Trump launched World Liberty Financial (WLFI) token on Tuesday, Oct 15, making cryptocurrencies a central theme in the Republican campaign trail.

World Liberty Financial will be a unified platform where users can borrow and lend cryptocurrencies, create liquidity pools and transact with stablecoins, Folkman and Herro added.

Recently-launched Trump-supported DeFi project World Liberty Financial plans to give the Trump family $337M in $WLFI tokens.

World Liberty Financial, a crypto project promoted by Donald Trump and his sons, experienced technology issues as it began selling tokens on Tuesday.

The Trump family-backed decentralized finance (DeFi) project World Liberty Financial started the public sales of its token (WLFI).