With respect, let me clarify something: I’ve been here since the very beginning. I bought in the first sale at $0.015 and since then I’ve supported the project in every proposal on Snapshot, as well as actively engaging across all official channels. That’s real commitment to the community and to the long-term vision.
I haven’t sold and I don’t plan to sell my tokens, because I firmly believe in what WLFI represents. And in an open community, everyone has the right to express ideas that can strengthen the project’s future.
If you invested $100,000 and played the buy/sell game to take profits, good for you. But I’m here for the long run, backing WLFI from within and defending what many retail holders believe: we need to protect the value we are building together.
Also, it’s no secret that the Trump family has already made over $5B on paper with WLFI without selling yet, and multiple reports back this up:
American Bitcoin Corp. (a mining company tied to Trump’s sons) debuted on Nasdaq with an intraday jump of +110%, closing at $8.04 and valuing their 20% stake at over $1.5B (Reuters, MarketWatch, Mint). Eric Trump even said crypto now makes up around 50% of their recent business activities (Reuters, Mint).
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) generated about $5B in paper gains after launch (WSJ, Vanity Fair, The Week, Investopedia). According to Investopedia, it reached an estimated $6B peak valuation, including tokenization and stablecoin exposure.
According to Bloomberg and others, by March 2025 WLFI had sold tokens worth $550M, with the Trump family pocketing around $390M and still holding over $2B in locked tokens.
With these facts on the table, I’m not spreading fear—I’m demanding clarity and action to make this project stronger. That’s what a serious community does.