World Liberty Financial has sold over 24 billion WLFI tokens, with less than a billion remaining for purchase.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a decentralized finance platform backed by President Donald Trump, has sold approximately 24.05 billion tokens, leaving 949.6 million tokens available for purchase, according to its official website. The recently introduced tranche of 5 billion tokens, priced at $0.05 each—a 230% markup from the initial $0.015—has seen an 81% uptake.
When World Liberty Financial launched its DeFi platform in Sep. 2025, the initial plan was to offer 20% of its 100 billion WLFI tokens. However, with the rapid uptake of tokens at increasing price points, the platform decided to extend its token sale to capitalize on the momentum and raise further funds for its ongoing development. “We’ve completed our mission and sold 20% of our token supply,” the platform stated in a Jan. 20 X post. “Due to massive demand and overwhelming interest, we’ve decided to open up an additional block of 5% of token supply.”
Beyond fundraising, the WLFI token plays a key governance role within the platform. Token holders have voting rights on community proposals, allowing them to influence the future direction of the project. Unlike traditional cryptocurrencies, WLFI tokens are non-transferable and cannot be sold or traded, ensuring they are used exclusively for governance purposes.
This surge in sales follows WLF’s announcement of a strategic token reserve designed to mitigate market volatility and invest in innovative decentralized finance projects. The Trump family holds a majority stake in WLF and is entitled to 75% of its revenue and a substantial number of tokens.
According to recent reporting from crypto.news, World Liberty Financial (WLF) holds a number of digital assets in its portfolio. The majority of its assets are kept in USD Coin (USDC) and Tron (TRON). Additionally, WLF has investments in Lido Staked Ether (STETH), Tether (USDT), Ethereum (ETH), Ondo (ONDO), Colle AI, American Coin, Grok, Hoppy, REKT, and Tap Protocol.
