‘Thousands’ Flock to World Liberty Financial Whitelist Following Trump’s Announcement

After former President Donald Trump revealed World Liberty Financial’s (WLF) whitelist signup, WLF’s X account shared that “thousands of people have joined” since the announcement. However, the excitement has been dampened by an influx of fake WLFI token scams flooding X.

WLF: ‘Whitelist Is Already a Massive Success’

The crypto community has been haphazardly tracking the gradual rollout of World Liberty Financial (WLF), a decentralized finance (defi) project supported by Donald Trump, Donald Trump Jr., Barron Trump, and Eric Trump. Bitcoin.com News covered WLFI’s tokenomics and also reported on former President Donald Trump opening whitelist signups. To participate in the WLFI sale, users are required to complete a know-your-customer (KYC) process.

On Tuesday, WLF informed the public that a large number of people had jumped on the whitelist. “Our whitelist is already a massive success,” the WLF X account posted. “Thousands of people have joined, and we’re just getting started. Don’t miss your chance to be part of something revolutionary.”

Unfortunately, scams have surfaced, exploiting the World Liberty Financial and WLF names, with fake X accounts and websites falsely claiming that the token’s “distribution has now started.” Meanwhile, the legitimate WLF project still remains mysterious, with only parts of the tokenomics disclosed and the total supply still unknown.

What we do know is that one whitelist is restricted to accredited U.S. investors, while another is available for non-U.S. individuals. WLF assures that regular retail Americans will eventually be able to utilize the defi platform.

“We plan for all Americans to be able to use this platform in the future, giving everyone access to the tools and opportunities that have been restricted for far too long,” the firm’s X account states.

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