Trump's Crypto Venture Faces Hurdles as Token Sale Website Crashes

World Liberty Financial's token sale struggles with technical issues, raising questions about its ambitious goals.

The World Liberty Financial project, backed by Donald Trump and his family, aims to raise $300 million through its WLFI token sale.
Technical issues plagued the token sale launch, with the website experiencing significant outages due to unexpected traffic.
Despite over 100,000 accredited investors being whitelisted, only a small fraction of tokens were sold in the early hours.
WLFI tokens are designed as governance tokens for a DeFi platform, but are currently non-transferable and restricted to accredited investors.
The project has faced criticism and skepticism, with some viewing it as a risky venture amidst Trump's broader political and financial ambitions.