تقترض شركة World Liberty Financial التابعة لترامب 75 مليون دولار مقابل رموز WLFI غير السائلة مع وصول 16 مليار رمز مميز

World Liberty Financial, the decentralized finance project co-founded by the Trump family , is hastily preparing to unlock a massive tranche of its WLFI tokens after a nearly two-year holding period. The impending release will likely target a portion of the remaining 80% of public investors' allocations to the project. According to Tokenomist data , this translates to over 16 billion WLFI tokens, valued at $1.28 billion. WLFI's Token Unlock (Source: Tokenomist) While the project’s leadership frames the move as a long-awaited reward for early adopters, crypto analysts and retail investors are accusing the team of using the unlock as a smokescreen to distract from a mounting liquidity crisis and questionable on-chain lending practices. The decision to release the remaining 80% of investor allocations comes just days after early investors filed lawsuits against the protocol. It also arrives as the project faces intense scrutiny over a massive, highly concentrated borrowing position on the DeFi lending platform Dolomite. Notably, CryptoSlate has previously reported that this position has essentially trapped millions of dollars in retail deposits. For months, World Liberty Financial has been engaged in a continuous loop of value extraction, utilizing its own highly illiquid governance token as collateral to borrow tens of millions in stablecoins. According to blockchain data analyzed by multiple independent researchers, the structural integrity of this debt is heavily reliant on a single, insider-controlled treasury. Understanding WLFI's Dolomite debt trap The controversy centers on how World Liberty Financial manages its treasury via Dolomite , a DeFi lending protocol. Dolomite’s co-founder Corey Caplan concurrently serves as a technical advisor to World Liberty Financial. According to on-chain tracking from Arkham Intelligence and independent DeFi researchers, the WLFI team has deposited over 3 billion WLFI tokens, nominally valued at roughly $300 million, into the Dol