World Liberty Financial, a crypto venture linked to Donald Trump, is set to release its first stablecoin audit and may soon enable transfers of its governance token, WLFI. At the Permissionless conference in Brooklyn, co-founder Zak Folkman reported that the stablecoin had received its initial attestation report, which will be published shortly. Folkman hinted at upcoming positive changes for WLFI, which currently provides voting rights but is nontransferable. The community has expressed demand for transferability, prompting the team to explore making WLFI transferable. The project has raised $550 million since its launch in September 2024 and focuses on decentralized finance and dollar-pegged stablecoins. Despite excitement from some community members, there is skepticism regarding the motivations behind making WLFI transferable, with concerns about potential impacts on retail investors.

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