The Trump family-backed World Liberty Financial's WLFI token sale went live at 12:40 UTC, selling over 220 million tokens to more than 1,700 unique wallets within the first twenty minutes. The token sale website suffered numerous outages shortly after going live.

The debut token sale for the Trump family’s crypto project World Liberty Financial has so far fallen flat, with the number of tokens sold reaching just over 3.4% of its $300 million goal after its website crashed.

Donald Trump's crypto project has launched its native token WLFI. Sales have been dissapointing thus far amid technical difficulties.

Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump's pledge to support the crypto industry with favorable policies hasn't translated to a robust reception for his token sale this week, with just a tiny fraction placed out of the targeted $300 million.

The performance of Donald Trump’s family-run crypto platform has been less than stellar. It encountered tech setbacks and very few token sales (just 4.21%) post-launch. Despite the lackluster performance, financial support for Trump keeps coming. A pro-Trump committee has raised $287M in crypto donations since October last year.

World Liberty Financial, the Trump-backed crypto platform, launched its token sale Tuesday. But the site has been down for hours.

The debut token sale for World Liberty Financial, the crypto project backed by Donald Trump, struggled to gain traction on launch.

The project has raised $11 million so far, falling short of the $300 million target.The tokens are non-transferrable which could have deterred

World Liberty Financial, backed by Donald Trump, faces hiccups with token sale as website crashes and falls short of $300M fundraising goal.