World Liberty Financial Gold Paper — U.S. version
Reporting cited here
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The Gold Paper described WLFI as a governance token, restricted transfers, and disclosed allocations to Trump-linked entities.
Token rights, transfer restrictions, and DT Marks DEFI allocationWorld Liberty Financial Token Sale: Promised · Promised
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The sale created a documented revenue-sharing and token-allocation channel for Trump-linked entities; the public terms did not confer shareholder rights and did not disclose every purchaser.
Token rights, transfer restrictions, and DT Marks DEFI allocationWorld Liberty Financial Token Sale: Audit finding · Cited analysis
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The sale created a documented revenue-sharing and token-allocation channel for Trump-linked entities; the public terms did not confer shareholder rights and did not disclose every purchaser.
Token limitations and risk disclosuresWorld Liberty Financial Token Sale: Audit finding · Cited analysis
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The governance token was initially nontransferable and did not represent equity; purchaser identities and realized distributions were incomplete in public records.
Token limitations and risk disclosuresWorld Liberty Financial Token Sale: Evidentiary limit · Evidentiary limit
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Witkoff's signed disclosure listed WC Digital Fi LLC and its World Liberty Financial interest and said he was beginning to resign managing roles while retaining passive investment income; WLF's Gold Paper says WC Digital Fi, an affiliate of Steve Witkoff and certain family members, and AMG collectively received 7.5 billion $WLFI and rights to 25% of net protocol revenue. The allocation is to entities collectively, not a measure of Witkoff's personal income.
Pages 7–8 and 12: allocations, legal-role caveat, and service-entity termsWitkoff disclosure and WLF papers map a crypto affiliate during public service · WC Digital Fi interest retained as passive investment
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WLF's Gold Paper says Zachary Folkman and Chase Herro wholly own AMG, which together with WC Digital Fi received 7.5 billion $WLFI and rights to 25% of net protocol revenue. WLF's MiCA paper separately says the issuer raised more than $550 million in token sales. Neither source states Folkman's personal distribution.
Pages 7–8 and 12Folkman-Herro entity shares a 7.5 billion-token and 25% revenue allocation · AMG and WC Digital Fi held the disclosed collective allocation
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WLF's Gold Paper says Chase Herro and Zachary Folkman wholly own AMG, which together with WC Digital Fi received 7.5 billion $WLFI and rights to 25% of net protocol revenue.
Pages 7–8 and 12Herro-Folkman entity shares a 7.5 billion-token and 25% revenue allocation · AMG and WC Digital Fi held the disclosed collective allocation