ChainCatcher message, the Trump family's crypto project WLFI (World Livity Financial) has posted on social media that participants in the WLFI token sale can now add WLFI tokens to their wallets.

ChainCatcher news, according to iChainfo monitoring, the token sales of the Trump family project World Liberty Financial have reached 12.51 million USD. On-chain analysis results show that the total amount of tokens held by buyers is still less than 1%.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, the crypto project World Liberty Financial (WLFI), supported by the Trump family, achieved only 4% of its expected token sale target within 24 hours of its launch. WLFI sold over 792.36 million tokens, raising $11 million, falling short of the $300 million target.Each token is priced at $0.015, with the average total value of tokens purchased by holders being less than $1,000. One reason for the waning interest among participants may be the nature of the tokens. WLFI serves as a non-transferable governance token for the platform, allowing users to participate in DeFi activities such as lending and creating liquidity pools, but users cannot sell them to investors at a higher price in the future, which diminishes their appeal as an investment.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, since the WLFI whitelist went live on September 30, over 100,000 people have registered to join the whitelist, and a "golden document" will be released on Tuesday.In terms of allocation, 63% of WLFI tokens will be available for public sale starting Tuesday, October 15. The remaining 17% will be used to reward users, and 20% will be for team compensation. WLFI will be open to qualified investors within the United States, qualified investors within the United Kingdom, and investors outside of these countries.According to the roadmap seen by The Block, WLFI's "initial sale" aims to raise $300 million and will sell 20% of the token supply at a fully diluted valuation of $1.5 billion.The first phase of World Liberty Financial is to launch a DeFi lending platform version of Aave on the Ethereum Layer 2 network Scroll, allowing users to lend and borrow tokens, starting with Bitcoin, Ether, and stablecoins. The second phase involves integration with exchanges, enabling users to go on-chain and off-chain through on-chain proof of "Know Your Customer" (KYC) protocols. The final phase is to tokenize real-world assets and obtain regulatory approval.During the livestream, Paxos announced that co-founder Rich Teo has joined the World Liberty team as its head of stablecoins and payments. It is currently unclear whether he has left his position at Paxos.

ChainCatcher message, the Trump family project World Liberty Financial (WLFI) posted on the X platform stating, "Public sales will begin on October 15, open to all eligible individuals on the whitelist."