World Liberty Financial ($WLFI), a Trump-backed DeFi project, has just launched its governance token, and it’s now available for trading on big exchanges like Binance, Kraken, HTX, and MEXC..
The token went live today, September 1, 2025, with a circulating supply of just over 24.66 billion tokens, giving it a market cap of about $7.4 billion. Token holders can move their WLFI across chains using the official Chainlink CCIP bridge.
At launch, the token’s supply is divided into key portions. World Liberty Financial, Inc. holds 10 billion tokens, Alt5 Sigma Corporation has 7.78 billion as part of its treasury strategy, and 2.88 billion are set aside for liquidity and marketing.
Public sale participants received an initial 4 billion tokens, representing a 20% unlock at launch. Non-circulating tokens include 19.95 billion in treasury, 33.5 billion for the team, 16 billion locked from the public sale, and 5.85 billion for strategic partners.
According to a blog post by the project, these numbers were carefully checked with CoinMarketCap to ensure accuracy. “Clear and accurate supply data is essential for all participants in the ecosystem — from community members and owners to exchanges and partners,” the project said. This update revised the earlier 27 billion figure reported by CoinMarketCap on the same day.
Some early investors have started moving their tokens to exchanges after claiming them. On-chain data from Lookonchain shows three wallets sending 60 million, 53 million, and 46 million tokens to Binance.
At the time of writing, WLFI is trading around $0.29 per token, making it the 23rd largest crypto by market cap. The fully diluted market cap, based on all 100 billion tokens, is about $30 billion.
WLFI launch is designed to give both immediate trading options and long-term growth. While many tokens are tradable, a large portion remains locked under vesting schedules to help keep the market balanced. The project confirmed that holders can easily trade or move their tokens across supported exchanges.
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