World Liberty Financial to Open WLFI Token Trading Amid Growing User Demand

The World Liberty Financial, supported by Donald Trump, is preparing to make its native token, WLFI, tradable. This decision reflects the project’s effort to respond more directly to growing interest and feedback from its user base.

From Non-Transferable to Tradable: A Shift in WLFI’s Journey

Originally, the project made it clear that WLFI tokens were non-transferable and could not be traded. However, known for its active involvement in crypto investment , the team has reversed this position in response to user demand.

They announced on X that work is underway behind the scenes to enable WLFI trading, with further updates expected soon. The team wrote:

You asked to make $WLFI transferable — we heard you. The team is working behind the scenes to make it happen. Big news coming soon.

The WLFI token has a total supply of 100 billion units. Of this, 25 billion tokens were sold to the public, raising approximately $550 million. Private sales also contributed to the token distribution.

Holders of WLFI tokens have governance rights, allowing them to vote on key decisions and suggest changes that influence the project’s development.

The announcement to allow trading has received mixed reactions. While some users view it as a positive development, others have raised concerns.  A crypto commentator expressed concern, suggesting the team might be trying to dump their token supply.

Stablecoin Audit and User-Friendly Crypto App in the Pipeline

World Liberty is pushing forward with plans to improve its ecosystem. From audits to new apps, here’s what’s coming.

• World Liberty will soon publish the first attestation report for its stablecoin, USD1.
• Zak Folkman confirmed the report has been obtained and will be released on the project’s website.
• WLFI token holders can expect further updates aimed at increasing community engagement.
• The team is also building a user-friendly app to make crypto easier for everyday users to access.
• The app is designed to simplify digital asset use and support broader crypto adoption.

In March, World Liberty launched the USD1 stablecoin as part of its focus on decentralised finance services. The stablecoin aligns with the rapid regulatory changes in the U.S., which have received support from Donald Trump.

Back in April, World Liberty tested its on-chain airdrop system by sending USD1 stablecoins to WLFI holders. This served both as a test of the technology and a way to raise awareness of the stablecoin.

Strong Investor Support and Trump’s Financial Involvement

The project has attracted attention from several prominent investors. Justin Sun, founder of Tron, purchased $30 million worth of WLFI tokens, while Web3Port invested $10 million. These investments signal confidence in World Liberty’s vision and technology.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump disclosed earnings of $57.4 million from World Liberty Financial in his 2025 financial report. This income stemmed from selling some WLFI tokens, reflecting his personal financial involvement in the project. Additionally, USD1 has seen strong growth, with its market capitalisation now exceeding $2 billion. It currently ranks as the eighth-largest stablecoin globally, based on data from CoinGecko.