Justin Sun invested $30 million in the WLFI cryptocurrency associated with Donald Trump. The World Liberty Financial platform, supported by Trump and his sons, faced low token sales. However, on November 25, through a wallet linked to Huobi, Sun purchased tokens, as confirmed by sources, despite TRON's refusal to comment on the deal.
11/26/2024 1:57:49 PM (GMT+1)
Justin Sun invested $30 million in WLFI tokens of the World Liberty Financial platform, supported by Donald Trump and his sons 🚀
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