After Donald Trump publicly mentioned the whitelist registration information of World Liberty Financial (WLF), WLF's official channel X account claimed that "thousands of users have joined" since the announcement. However, this enthusiasm was quickly dampened by a series of scams impersonating WLFI tokens.
WLF: "Whitelist registration has been enthusiastic"
The cryptocurrency community has been closely following the gradual progress 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 has reported on WLFI's token economic model and the whitelist registration channel opened by former President Donald Trump. To participate in the WLFI token sale, users need to complete the Know Your Customer (KYC) process.
On Tuesday, WLF informed the public through official channels that the number of whitelist registrations was high. "Our whitelist registration has achieved remarkable results," WLF's X account posted a message, "Thousands of people have joined, and we are just getting started. Don't miss your opportunity to participate in this transformative event."
However, unfortunately, scams have also followed. Some criminals used the names of World Liberty Financial and WLF to forge X accounts and websites, falsely claiming that "token distribution has begun." At the same time, the legitimate WLF project is still full of mystery, revealing only part of the token economic model, and the total token supply is still unknown.
As far as we know, WLF's whitelist registration is divided into two parts, one for US-accredited investors and the other for non-US individuals. WLF said it will ensure that ordinary US investors will eventually be able to use this DeFi platform.