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The Crypto Project's New Trump Love Token
In addition to selling sneakers, Bibles, and digital trading cards during his historic presidential campaign, President-elect Donald Trump began making a potentially significant pitch for his own cryptocurrency.
In the summer of 2021, Trump began endorsing a project named World Liberty Financial. Trump’s kids claimed that the business, which was started by two internet hustlers with unimpressive resumes, would “make finance great again.”
Nobody who works for World Liberty Financial or its affiliates is an officer, director, founder, or employee of Donald J. Trump, his family, the Trump Organization, DT Marks DEFI LLC, or any of their affiliates. Donald J. Trump, his family members, the Trump Organization, DT Marks DEFI LLC, or any of its individual directors, officers, employees, affiliates, or principals do not own, manage, or run World Liberty Financial, Inc., its affiliates, or the World Liberty Financial platform. Only World Liberty Financial or its affiliates offer and sell $WLFI tokens on the World Liberty Financial platform.
Following the deduction of agreed reserves, expenses, and other amounts that have not yet been determined, DT Marks DeFi, LLC and its affiliates, including Donald J. Trump, have or may receive roughly 22.5 billion tokens from World Liberty Financial. They will also be entitled to 75% of net protocol revenues, which are defined in a services agreement to include revenue from any source. Neither $WLFI nor World Liberty Financial are involved in any political campaigns.
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