Zak Folkman, the co-founder of U.S. President Donald Trump's cryptocurrency platform World Liberty Financial, said on ...

Trump’s crypto firm World Liberty Financial plans to publish a stablecoin audit and may soon allow trading of its WLFI ...

World Liberty Financial, which raised $550 million by selling so-called governance tokens, was taken over by the Trump family ...

In a significant development within the cryptocurrency sector, a new platform named WLFI has announced its entry into the ...

Trump-linked crypto firm World Liberty Financial will soon release a stablecoin audit and launch a new app, co-founder Zak ...

Speaking at the Permissionless crypto conference in New York on Wednesday, June 25, Folkman also announced the launch of the ...

By some estimates, crypto ventures now account for nearly 40% of the Trump Organization’s $2.9 billion net worth. But the ...

Trump’s backing of the decentralized finance platform comes as his administration pushes to expand U.S. crypto markets.

Donald Trump reduced his family's stake in World Liberty Financial from 60% to 40%, following $550 million in token sales.

World Liberty Financial stands to profit as his stablecoin expands to Tron—the blockchain flagged by analysts for ...

The Trump family is building a crypto empire that puts their profits on a collision course with the presidency.

Homebuyers in the US may soon be able to use cryptocurrency assets to strengthen their mortgage application, according to Bill Pulte, who oversees housing giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.