Highlights
Trump-linked World Liberty Financial confirmed that its buyback and burn program has officially passed governance voting and is now approved for implementation. The move comes at a time when the token has tanked under selling pressure, with an analyst projecting a bullish run.
In a recent X post, Trump’s World Liberty Financial announced that community members have approved the 100% buyback and program of the community. The platform will now use all treasury liquidity fees to repurchase and permanently burn WLFI tokens.
This came after WLFI launched the proposal two weeks ago. The mechanism would redirect all fees generated across its liquidity pools on Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Solana toward buying the token from the open market. Once purchased, the tokens are permanently destroyed, directly reducing supply.
Supporters also argue that the program is designed to reward long-term investors by reducing the circulation of tokens held by short-term traders. “More usage means more fees, which means more WLFI burned,” the team explained. They also emphasized that all transactions will be verifiable on-chain for transparency.
The platform views this as the foundation of a strategy that may later be extended to other revenue streams. By continuously reducing supply, World Liberty Financial aims to alleviate selling pressure and reinforce alignment with committed holders.
Over time, the program could expand in scale as the ecosystem grows. This development would ensure buybacks remain the foundation of its treasury management.
It is also worth mentioning that Robinhood recently announced the listing of the token, adding to its bullish momentum.
Analysts have reacted swiftly to the development. Prominent analyst Captain Faibik, in a post, had previously projected a potential 25% rally based on the momentum building around the proposal. With the initiative now approved, the analyst may be looking to increase his target.
This bullish projection comes after the WLFI price dropped to an initial all-time low of $0.18 earlier this month. This marked a 60% decline from its peak. However, many analysts say the burn strategy could help the token regain market confidence.
The buyback decision also coincides with a series of initiatives aimed at expanding WLFI’s mainstream adoption. Co-founder Zak Folkman revealed that World Liberty would launch a debit card integrated with Apple Pay. This would also come along with a retail payments app linked to its USD1 stablecoin. These developments aim to integrate the token in everyday transactions.
Adding to the momentum, World Liberty Financial signed a memorandum of understanding with Bithumb, South Korea’s second-largest crypto exchange. The deal will support joint business development and market expansion. Korea, with a $72 billion crypto market capitalization, has already seen USD1 listed on both Bithumb and Upbit.
The Trump family project’s new buyback-and-burn policy is set to begin as early as this week as the token looks to a potential turnaround for its price movement.
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