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The Trump-family-backed DeFi platform advances with significant crypto acquisitions, signaling a bold move into both known and budding blockchain projects.
Assad Jafri 3 min read
The Trump family's blockchain ambitions accelerate WLFI's pre-sale, drawing major backing from Justin Sun.
WLFI's asset choices fuel speculation of alignment with pro-crypto agenda under Trump's incoming administration.
Justin Sun's $30 million investment into World Liberty Financial helped cross the threshold and triggered a payout to the Trumps.
Sun is now the largest investor of the Trump family-backed platform aiming to drive mass adoption of US dollar-pegged stablecoins.
Chainlink partnership could bolster WLFI's DeFi ambitions amidst funding shortfalls and criticism.
World Liberty Financial has nearly $300 million worth of tokens for sale, nearly 90% of which will be sold outside the U.S.
The project's token pre-sale is set to raise $300 million, with a projected valuation of $1.5 billion.
The whitelisting process is open for accredited US investors and all non-US persons, while US-based retail investors cannot qualify due to regulatory limitations.