”Trump-backed World Liberty Initiates Token Buybacks and Burns”

World Liberty, a project backed by former President Donald Trump, has announced a plan to buy back and burn WLFI tokens to reduce supply and support long-term token value.

Token buybacks involve repurchasing WLFI from the market and permanently removing them through burns, which can increase scarcity and potentially raise the price of remaining tokens.

The proposal also explores additional revenue sources to fund buybacks and aims to reward loyal tokenholders while supporting the project's growth.

The decision reflects the project's emphasis on community governance and transparency, with tokenholders participating in the vote and guiding World Liberty's future direction.

Episode Transcript

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Welcome to today’s briefing.

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In this episode we’re unpacking a recent announcement from World Liberty — the crypto project backed by former President Donald Trump — which is moving forward with a plan for token buybacks and burns aimed at creating more value for long-term WLFI tokenholders.
At its core,the proposal calls for World Liberty to repurchase WLFI tokens from the open market and permanently remove those tokens from circulation.

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Token buybacks and burns are intended to reduce the total supply,
and that scarcity can potentially support higher value for the tokens that remain.
Why does this matter to holders?
For loyal WLFI tokenholders,buybacks and burns are presented as a way to reward long-term commitment by increasing the scarcity — and therefore the potential worth — of remaining tokens.

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The team frames this move as part of a broader strategy to build a sustainable ecosystem that benefits the community.
The proposal also highlights an interest in exploring new revenue streams.
Beyond simply reducing supply,World Liberty suggests that repurchased tokens could be leveraged to generate additional income,
providing resources to reinvest in growth and development.

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The details on specific revenue mechanisms remain to be seen,
but the stated goal is to fuel the project’s future initiatives.
Community governance is central to this decision.
World Liberty says the buyback-and-burn plan was put to a tokenholder vote,
underscoring the project’s emphasis on transparency and decentralized decision-making.

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That community engagement is positioned as a core part of how the project plans and prioritizes its next steps.
Looking ahead,World Liberty sees this as the start of a new chapter—one focused on increased engagement,
potential value appreciation,and continued development.
If executed as outlined,the buybacks and burns could help the project reinforce its market position while aligning incentives for its supporters.

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Thanks for tuning in.
We’ll keep watching how World Liberty implements these measures and what impact they have on the WLFI community — and we’ll report back as more concrete details emerge.