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The Donald Trump-backed crypto project World Liberty Financial claims it has secured more than 100,000 signups before its public token launch on Oct. 15.
In a meandering 90-minute-long Oct. 14 X space that offered little new information, the platforms head of operations, Zak Folkman, said the WLFI token would be an Ethereum-based ERC-20 token and reiterated that it would function as the governance asset of the decentralized finance platform.
Folkman, along with fellow World Liberty Financial team members Chase Herro and Zach Witkoff, rehashed information shared days earlier in an Oct. 11 blog post, saying the platform will allow users to borrow and lend crypto, create and interact with liquidity pools and transact with stablecoins.
