Donald Trump and his family own the majority of World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency venture. During its token sale, investors like Justin Sun contributed millions of dollars. It has since accumulated millions of dollars’ worth of cryptocurrency. It has more than $108 million in USD1 stablecoin, over $88 million in Ethereum, and $84 million in Tether. USDC, Bitcoin, Tron, Aave, and Chainlink are additional coins in its ecosystem.
Its crown jewel is USD1, a fast-growing stablecoin now backed by more than $2.6 billion in assets. Trading activity shows just how active it has become, with daily volumes running in the hundreds of millions and user addresses climbing sharply in recent weeks.
Why Did WLFI Crash After Its Debut?
The token’s first release resembled a traditional hype cycle. When early investors pulled out, WLFI swiftly reversed its initial good start, rising above $0.30. On the first day, World Liberty permitted insiders to sell up to 20% of their holdings, flooding the market with supply. A dramatic reversal that wiped billions of dollars in paper wealth associated with the Trump family occurred by late trade, when WLFI was falling toward $0.22.
How Much Could the Trump Family Profit?
Even with the stumble, the numbers are eye-popping. The Trumps are entitled to 75% of WLFI’s net revenue, meaning the family could still collect a windfall if trading volume remains strong. On launch day alone, the surge briefly added as much as $5 billion in paper gains to their fortune, before prices cooled. Estimates suggest they’ve already pocketed hundreds of millions since the venture began.
WLFI Token Chart Levels
- Current price: around $0.23 as of Wednesday morning
- Support zone: $0.22 is the key line to hold; below it, $0.20 comes into play
- Resistance levels: $0.26 is the first hurdle, followed by $0.30 if momentum improves
- Market mood: buyers are testing the waters, but selling pressure hasn’t disappeared
Is WLFI a Buy or Just Another Trump Bust?
WLFI has the liquidity, it’s already listed on Binance, OKX, and Bybit, and plenty of political star power behind it. Some traders are betting an eventual ETF push could ignite a second wave of demand. But critics see warning signs: Trump Media stock has tumbled more than 70% from its highs, and his TRUMP meme coin has lost over 90%. Unless WLFI builds lasting utility beyond headlines, this story risks following the same arc: explosive debut, fast fade.
The token limits how and when it can be traded. Supporters say this protects early investors and stabilizes the rollout. Critics argue that it ties up capital and leaves holders uncertain about when full liquidity will be available.
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