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WLFI Token Trading Vote Passes with 99.94% Approval
WLFI Token – World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has taken a major step forward, receiving nearly 99.94% approval from its community to make the WLFI token tradable. The vote, which ran from July 9 to July 16, signals a shift in the ecosystem from a closed participation model to a more open, peer-to-peer trading environment. This move will allow token holders to access secondary markets and engage more freely in the WLFI ecosystem.
Phased Rollout to Manage Token Unlocking
The transition to tradable tokens will be implemented in stages. Initially, only a portion of the tokens sold to early backers will be unlocked, while the remaining supply—including founder and advisor allocations—will remain locked until the community votes on future release schedules. Notably, the Trump family’s holdings, including tokens managed through DT Marks DEFI LLC, will remain under these restrictions. A detailed rollout plan is expected to be published soon, although no centralized or decentralized exchange listings have yet been confirmed. However, speculation about potential exchange listings has been increasing since the vote passed.
Massive Fundraising and Trump Family’s Involvement
The WLFI token sale has been highly successful, raising about $550 million across two rounds. The first round, held in October 2024, raised $300 million by selling 20 billion tokens at $0.015 each. The second round in January 2025 raised an additional $250 million by selling 5 billion tokens at $0.05 apiece. The Trump family continues to play a pivotal role in the project, reportedly holding approximately 15.75 billion tokens. Trump’s sons—Donald Jr., Eric, and Barron—are also involved as advisors. Their combined crypto ventures, including WLFI, have reportedly boosted the family’s net worth by an estimated $620 million.
Compliance and Regulatory Watch
To ensure transparency and compliance, World Liberty Financial has partnered with blockchain analytics firm TRM Labs to monitor on-chain activity. While there have been no regulatory concerns so far, the ability to trade WLFI tokens openly may invite increased scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers as the project expands into broader markets.
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