Businessman Share Guren “Bobby” Zhou, linked to Aqua 1’s $100 million purchase of World Liberty Financial (WLFI) tokens, remains connected to an active UK money laundering investigation since his 2021 arrest, though he hasn't been charged. Aqua 1, a UAE-based fund controlled by Zhou, bought $100 million in WLFI tokens in 2025, with unclear funding sources. Up to $75 million from this purchase went to a Trump-controlled entity, raising concerns amid ongoing U.S. congressional scrutiny of World Liberty’s UAE-linked investments. Zhou’s prior ventures faced financial issues, and his crypto activities are tied to the WLFI transactions. The case highlights potential conflicts involving foreign investments and U.S. political figures, with further legal and regulatory reviews expected.
World Liberty Financial has launched a governance vote proposing a new rewards program for WLFI token holders. To earn rewards, holders must lock their tokens for 180 days and actively vote on governance proposals at least once every 90 days, with de...
World Liberty Financial announced that the stake held by US President Donald Trump is locked until May 2028, preventing selling pressure from this large holder for the next 18 months. Additionally, starting October 1, WLFI holders can earn rewards by...
