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Cryptocurrency News Articles
WLFI: A Token for the Elite, Where Trump Gets the Big Slice, and You Get the Crumbs
Oct 20, 2024 at 12:41 am
Well, well, well! It looks like Donald Trump's latest venture into the wild world of cryptocurrency, the WLFI token, has hit a bit of a snag
Donald Trump's latest foray into the world of cryptocurrency, the WLFI token, has encountered difficulties in its launch, with sales falling significantly short of the intended target.
According to the report, the launch aimed to raise $300 million by selling 20 billion WLFI tokens. However, data from Etherscan shows that only 788 million tokens have been sold so far, generating around $11.8 million — less than 4% of the goal.
The report also highlights that around 9,050 unique wallet addresses currently hold WLFI, which is only about 9% of the 100,000 wallets that were planned to be involved.
The grand sale began on Tuesday, with Trump promoting the token in a promotional video on X. However, the site encountered technical difficulties and kept crashing during the launch.
It's important to note that WLFI is a Regulation D token offering, which means that only accredited investors, typically defined as having a net worth over $1 million, are permitted to participate in the sale. Retail investors are not able to purchase these tokens.
World Liberty Financial is presenting WLFI as a governance token, which would allow holders to vote on the platform's future. However, the platform is not yet operational, which raises questions about what exactly holders would be voting on.
The team has filed for approval with the crypto lending platform Aave, but the approval process is known to be slow.
In response to the lack of sales, the WLFI team has made some adjustments. They have reduced the percentage of tokens available to the public from 63% to 35%.
Additionally, they have stated that the tokens may not be transferable for an indefinite period, despite earlier promises of a 12-month waiting period.
It's also worth noting that Trump is set to receive 22.5 billion WLFI tokens, which is significantly more than what's available for the rest of the public.
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