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Insider: The Trump family's encryption project WLFI is negotiating with blockchain projects seeking "token swaps"

Insider: The Trump family's encryption project WLFI is negotiating with blockchain projects seeking "token swaps"

Bitget2025/02/03 14:41

According to Blockworks, insiders claim that the Trump family's crypto project WLFI has been negotiating with blockchain teams for a "token swap" transaction. WLFI proposed an offer: to purchase at least $10 million worth of unreleased WLFI tokens at a 10% fee, and World Liberty Financial will buy the same amount of native tokens from this blockchain project. It is reported that these related tokens are not subject to any holding period restrictions, and the minimum investment for token swap partnerships is set at $10 million.

Another anonymous person involved in a blockchain project said that although the minimum investment amount is $10 million, if one wants to receive preferential treatment from World Liberty Financial, they need to reach $15 million.

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