Trump WLFI New Advisor:- The Trump-endorsed WLFI (World Liberty Financial Initiative) has made a strategic addition in its advisory board.

The Trump-endorsed WLFI (World Liberty Financial Initiative) has made a strategic addition in its advisory board. It has announced on April 15 the appointment of Bilal Bin Saqib, a British-Pakistani entrepreneur and angel investor.

Trump-endorsed WLFI (World Liberty Financial Initiative) has made a strategic addition in its advisory board with the appointment of Bilal Bin Saqib, a British-Pakistani entrepreneur and angel investor.

Announced on April 15, the move by Trump family-backed Defi protocol becomes all the more strategic given WLFI’s recent launch of its own stablecoin, USD1, and the near-term plans to scale its protocol and DeFi system.

Who Is Trump-backed WLFI’s New Advisor?

British Empire (MBE) medal-awarde, Bilal Bin Saqib is best known for his work at the intersection of social entrepreneurship and technology.

He was listed on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 for his work in social impact, notably with his non-profit Tayaba. His non-profit has worked for transforming the access to clean water for underserved communities in Pakistan through innovative water-carrying solutions.

In March, Pakistan appointed Bilal Bin Saqib as the Chief Advisor to the Finance Minister for the Pakistan Crypto Council.

He is also the founder of One Million Meals, a campaign launched during the COVID-19 pandemic that served over a million meals to NHS frontline workers in the UK.

His entrepreneurial background is further amplified by his active role in venture capital and technology startups, with a strong focus on Web3 and sustainability. He has served as the growth advisor for many Early/Mid-Level web3 projects such as The Coin Masters, Africa’s crypto exchange Busha, and the NFT search engine Corol Reef.

We’re proud to welcome Bilal Bin Saqib MBE, to World Liberty Financial as an advisor. A Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree and Web3 leader, Bilal brings deep experience in scaling protocols, advancing crypto adoption in emerging markets, working with governments, and driving social… pic.twitter.com/QYFWWlnYRH

— WLFI (@worldlibertyfi) April 15, 2025

Is WLFI Trying to Change its Right-wing centered Branding

WLFI is often marketed as a platform for “freedom-centric finance.” It aims to leverage blockchain to reduce dependence on traditional financial institutions, which it claims are prone to censorship and centralized control.

Though details on the WLFI tokenomics and roadmap remain sparse, the advisory board now includes a mix of political strategists, crypto veterans, and global thought leaders.

And now Saqib’s entry into the Trump-backed WLFI fold is significant for several reasons. He brings a strong international presence and a focus on ethical innovation. This could help legitimize WLFI on the world stage – especially in emerging markets where crypto adoption is accelerating.

His social impact background may help reshape the public narrative around WLFI. Trump-backed WLFI continues to face criticism for its close alignment with U.S. right-wing politics.

With Saqib onboard, WLFI may also attempt to rebrand itself as a more globally inclusive platform for financial liberty.

This move could also open doors for strategic partnerships across the Middle East and South Asia, regions where Saqib has established philanthropic and entrepreneurial roots.

This strategic change for WLFI comes as DWF Labs invested $25M in its WLFI token.

Eyes on its Near-Term Plans

The addition of Bilal Bin Saqib will provide further strength to Trump-backed WLFI’s existing strategic advisory board that currently includes:

And now as WLFI prepares for its first public demo in Q2 2025, all eyes will be on how its advisory board — now including Saqib — navigates the intersection of decentralized tech and global policy narratives.

If successful, WLFI may not just be a political project but a powerful player in the evolving crypto landscape.