World Liberty Financial, a blockchain venture tied to the Trump family, is seeking a massive $1.5 billion in fresh capital as it prepares to enter public markets.
The funds would be used to strengthen its WLFI token holdings and expand its digital finance footprint.
While the fundraising structure hasn’t been finalized, sources say talks with high-profile tech and crypto investors are already underway. The company has previously unveiled a dollar-pegged stablecoin, USD1, and hinted at a crypto lending platform. WLFI, which began as a governance token, is now being readied for open-market trading.
This move comes during a surge in “crypto treasury” companies — publicly traded entities that raise capital to acquire digital assets. The model has gained momentum in 2025, with billions committed to Bitcoin purchases, but applying it to smaller tokens like WLFI carries higher liquidity risks.
Parallel to the token plans, the crypto industry is ramping up efforts to tokenize traditional stocks, aiming to let investors trade shares like Apple and Tesla on blockchain platforms around the clock. That ambition has drawn pushback from Wall Street, where major firms are pressing regulators to ensure tokenized shares follow the same rules as conventional equities.
If World Liberty Financial’s plans succeed, it will sit at the intersection of two major shifts — the rise of large-scale crypto treasuries and the battle over blockchain-based equity trading — both of which could reshape how capital moves in global markets.
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