World Liberty Financial, linked to the Trump family and issuer of the USD1 stablecoin, stated it does not own or control the Hong Kong-based AI platform WorldClaw but declined to disclose any financial relationships. WorldClaw offers access to over 300 AI models from U.S. and Chinese developers and accepts payments in USD1 and WLFI tokens. The platform bars users from the U.S. and China and claims independence, though questions remain about undisclosed business ties. World Liberty owns 38% of its venture and has earned over $1.4 billion from token sales, while WorldClaw's usage and financial details remain opaque. This situation highlights ongoing concerns about transparency in crypto-related AI ventures.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a DeFi protocol linked to the Trump family, claims WorldClaw operates independently despite owning a 38% stake and earning revenue from its stablecoin transactions. WorldClaw, an AI model aggregator, has faced scrutiny...
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Bitcoin dropped from over $65,000 to just above $63,200 last week, influenced by Strategy's sale of 1,690 BTC. This decline led to a broader market pullback, with major altcoins like ADA and XRP also falling significantly. However, some tokens like C...
World Liberty Financial transferred 39 million WLFI tokens worth about $2.19 million to a Bybit-linked wallet, raising concerns of potential selling from its treasury. Despite this, WLFI's price rose 1.65% to around $0.0566, suggesting buyers absorbe...
World Liberty Financial, a crypto project backed by the Trump family, has postponed the sale of a token linked to a Maldives resort. The delay is caused by travel disruptions in the region due to the Iran war. The token was intended to offer investor...
