World Liberty Financial Token Hits Record Low After $75 Million Self-Collateralized Loan Raises Concerns

Apr 11, 2026

World Liberty Financial, a Trump-backed cryptocurrency project, borrowed approximately $75 million in stablecoins on the Dolomite DeFi protocol using billions of its own WLFI governance tokens as collateral, triggering a 12% price drop to record lows in April 2026. The project then withdrew large portions of assets from Dolomite's liquidity pool, leaving it nearly depleted and causing other depositors to face difficulties retrieving their funds. Concerns intensified after revelations that one advisor serves both World Liberty Financial and Dolomite, raising questions about insider access and conflicts of interest. The WLFI token now trades 48% below the $0.1507 average price at which the project spent $65.58 million repurchasing 435.3 million tokens over six months, creating substantial paper losses for the treasury.

Self-collateralized borrowing practices and liquidity concerns

▪World Liberty Financial borrowed approximately $75 million through self-collateralized loans on the Dolomite protocol.
▪The Dolomite protocol liquidity pool is nearly depleted as of April 2026.

Token price decline and treasury losses

▪World Liberty Financial spent $65.58 million on WLFI token repurchases over six months.
▪World Liberty Financial repurchased 435.3 million WLFI tokens over the past six months at an average price of $0.1507 per token.
▪The WLFI token market price sits about 48 percent below the average repurchase level of $0.1507.
▪The WLFI token experienced a drop of around 12 percent over 24 hours in April 2026.
▪The WLFI token price plunge pushed values to their lowest levels since the token's launch in 2025.

Token transfers and future collateralization risks

▪World Liberty Financial transferred three billion WLFI tokens from the treasury wallet to an intermediate address on April 2, 2026.
▪The three billion transferred WLFI tokens had a value of approximately $234 million as of mid-April 2026.