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World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is preparing to release its WLFI app, with its token trading at approximately $0.054, 84% below its record high. The app aims to integrate various services, including crypto spending and governance functions. Co-founder Zak Folkman confirmed the app's readiness at Token2049 Singapore. WLFI holders can stake tokens for potential USD1 rewards and participate in governance, but the app's exact features and launch date remain unspecified.

Public Citizen reports Trump's crypto ventures have generated $1.4B in income for him while causing $4.7B in losses for retail investors. Key products include $TRUMP meme coin ($3.2B losses), $WLFI token ($1B+ losses), and Bitcoin holdings ($450M loss). Trump earns through licensing and fees without capital investment, while investors bear price risk. The report suggests Congress should bar presidents from profiting from digital assets they regulate.

Public Citizen reports investors in President Trump's crypto ventures have $4.7B in unrealized and realized losses, with $3.2B from the $TRUMP memecoin. Trump earned at least $1.4B. $DJT stock fell 45% in a year to $9.76.

A report by Public Citizen estimates investors lost $4.7 billion in five crypto projects linked to the U.S. president, with $3.2 billion from the TRUMP memecoin. The president reportedly earned $1.4 billion from these ventures in 2025. World Liberty Financial's WLFI token caused $1 billion in losses, and Trump Media's digital asset treasury lost $450 million.

Justin Sun's personal claims against World Liberty Financial (WLFI) will remain in California federal court, while corporate claims are being considered for arbitration. The dispute involves Sun's WLFI holdings, which were blacklisted in 2025, allegedly freezing 4 billion tokens. Sun seeks damages and injunctions, while WLFI disputes the allegations and points to Sun's regulatory history.

Reuters reports Trump-backed World Liberty Financial is partnering with Hong Kong AI platform WorldClaw, which hosts 90 AI models, including 43 from Chinese firms such as Alibaba, Baidu and Z.ai, plus US models from OpenAI and Anthropic. Users can pay with World Liberty’s USD1 stablecoin. World Liberty and WorldClaw say the firms are independent; the White House says no conflicts.

Onchain Lens said World Liberty Financial (WLFI) transferred 39M WLFI, worth about $2.19M, to a Bybit-linked deposit wallet, raising potential selling concerns. WLFI was up 1.65% to about $0.0566. Spot netflow showed exchange inflows of $14.76M vs outflows $13.41M, but longer windows were negative. Derivatives funding stayed mildly bullish.

Bloomberg reported that World Liberty Financial, a crypto project backed by the Trump family, delayed plans to sell a token tied to a Maldives resort. The sale was pushed back because the Iran war disrupted regional travel. WLFI uses Securitize to tokenize loan interests. WLFI’s token briefly rose 2.7% then returned to parity.

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) fell about 3.1% over the past 40 hours, according to the article. It cites political and ethics headlines tied to Trump’s WLFI stake, potential divestment under the Clarity Act, tokenomics and an Aug. 12 unlock of about 6.91B WLFI, and on-chain treasury deposits to Binance. Technical posts also describe bearish momentum.

World Liberty Financial transferred 100 million WLFI tokens, worth about $5.3 million, to Binance, according to Arkham Intelligence. The first 50 million went directly to Binance, while the second 50 million was routed through an intermediate address before reaching the exchange. WLFI is the project’s governance token and is not yet widely tradable.