Trump backed World Liberty Financial whitelists are now OPEN

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Cryptopolitan2024/09/29 16:00

By:By Collins J. Okoth

Share link:In this post: World Liberty Financial (WLFI) announced that its whitelists were now ready to onboard the next generation of users into the future of Finance. The WLFI disclosed that it was open to U.S. and non-US users with a special focus on the average American. Donald Trump promised to ‘Make America Great Again’ by making America the world’s crypto capital through WLFI.

Former president and current Republican candidate Donald Trump announced on September 30 through an X post that the whitelists for eligible persons were now live. The World Liberty Financial DeFi platform confirmed the whitelists were available to all non-US persons and accredited U.S. investors only.

The WLFI claimed its mission was to bring financial freedom to the global crypto community regardless of bank balances or background. WLFI‘s plan for all Americans was to provide access to opportunities and tools otherwise restricted on common platforms for a long time.

Additional reporting by Noor Bazmi

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