Trump-Linked WLFI Hits New Lows as Token-Collateralized Loans Spark Concern $WLFI, the native token of the Donald Trump-backed platform World Liberty Financial, plummeted to a record low of approximately $0.07714 on Saturday, an 83% drop from its peak of $0.46 last September. The decline stems from reports that wallets linked to World Liberty Financial used approximately 5 billion WLFI tokens as collateral on the decentralized lending platform @Dolomite_io to borrow $75 million in stablecoins, subsequently transferring over $40 million to Coinbase Prime. Many DeFi analysts worry that if the price of WLFI continues to fall and hits the liquidation threshold, lenders on Dolomite could face significant risk. Conversely, World Liberty Financial maintains that their positions remain far from liquidation and that this strategy helps generate yield for users. Crypto tokens and projects associated with U.S. President Donald Trump are under heavy pressure as they repeatedly hit historical lows. The memecoin $TRUMP fell to an all-time low of approximately $2.73 in March 2026, a decline of about 90% from its peak of over $73 in January 2025. Meanwhile, World Liberty Financial's governance token ( $WLFI ) also collapsed to $0.07, losing nearly 75% from its $0.31 peak reached in September 2025. @worldlibertyfi Responds to Controversy: "Claims are Untrue; @gothburz has no connection to WLFI" In response to recent posts by Peter Girnus—who claims to be a "Web3 Ambassador" for WLFI—which sparked widespread community discussion, WLFI issued a statement: "After verification, the author of those posts is not a member of the WLFI team and has no connection whatsoever to WLFI." Key clarifications from the WLFI team: - World Liberty and the TRUMP memecoin are completely unrelated. - World Liberty has no connection to Fight Fight Fight or CIC Digital. - Early holders purchased at $0.015 and $0.05; the current price stands at $0.08. - Transaction fees are not the primary source of income. The core product is a stablecoin, with profits derived from government bond assets. By trading volume and market capitalization, it is currently the second-largest GENIUS-compliant stablecoin.