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WLFI token sale locks out early investors
WLFI token sale locks out early investors

WLFI token sale locks out early investors

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World Liberty Financial has sold 5.9 billion WLFI tokens to undisclosed private investors, triggering a price collapse and raising concerns over transparency and investor fairness.

The Trump family-backed DeFi project conducted the sales through private deals after raising more than $550 million publicly, without disclosing buyers or allocation details to existing investors.

Early backers who purchased tokens at prices as low as $0.05 remain unable to sell roughly 80% of their holdings, while private investors received separate terms.

The token fell to an all-time low following the revelation, as retail holders reacted to dilution and unequal access to liquidity.

The project, co-founded by the Trump and Witkoff families, allocates 75% of token proceeds to the Trump family, a structure that has drawn ongoing political scrutiny.

Concerns have intensified as WLFI advances a proposal to unlock 62 billion tokens, with critics arguing the move could disproportionately benefit insiders.

The controversy follows earlier criticism of governance practices, including the use of WLFI tokens as collateral for a $75 million loan involving affiliated parties, further fuelling transparency concerns.

At the time of reporting, World Liberty Financial price was $0.05622.

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