WLFI Eyes Recovery as Trump-Linked Project Proposes Full Token Burn

Last Updated on September 2, 2025

Efe Headshot
Written by
Smartphone with website of World Liberty Financial Inc. on screen in front of business logo. Source: Timon - stock.adobe.com

Key Takeaways:

  • World Liberty Financial proposed using 100% of protocol fees to buy and burn WLFI tokens, aiming to reduce supply and benefit long-term holders.
  • A recent token unlock added 24.6 billion WLFI to circulation, raising the Trump family’s estimated holdings to $5 billion.
  • WLFI’s price has dropped nearly 30% since launch, with the burn proposal positioned as a response to stabilize value.

World Liberty Financial, a DeFi project connected to the Trump family, has proposed using 100% of protocol-generated fees to buy back and burn WLFI tokens, aiming to reduce supply and support long-term value

The move comes after WLFI fell nearly 36% from its post-launch high, though it has since rebounded slightly to trade around $0.24.

If approved, the strategy would permanently remove tokens from circulation using fees collected from liquidity across Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Solana

A WLFI ambassador said the team opted for a full burn rather than splitting funds with treasury operations.

The proposal follows a major token unlock that added 24.6 billion WLFI to circulation, boosting the Trump family’s holdings to an estimated $6.4 billion

WLFI now has a circulating supply of 27.3 billion out of 100 billion.

Launched on exchanges including Binance and OKX, the token saw over $1 billion in early trading volume.

Most community feedback on the burn proposal has been positive, positioning it as a potential stabilizer amid early volatility.

About The Author

Efe Headshot
Written by

News Reporter

Efe Bravo, a seasoned journalist, delivers compelling insights into the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry.

His articles offer a deep dive into the latest trends, projects, and technological advancements shaping the future of digital finance.

Check Efe out on: