
World Liberty Financial, backed by the Trump family, quietly sold an additional 5.9 billion WLFI tokens to private investors, raising hundreds of millions of dollars. Early investors remain locked out of 80% of their tokens with no unlocking schedule, while WLFI token prices have dropped about 89% from their peak to new all-time lows. Legal disputes have arisen, including a lawsuit from Tron founder Justin Sun over frozen tokens and governance rights. Critics warn insiders may cash out while regular investors wait years for access, raising concerns about fairness and conflicts of interest.