Senator Warren Urges SEC to Investigate Trump-Linked Crypto Firm WLFI
The post Senator Warren Urges SEC to Investigate Trump-Linked Crypto Firm WLFI appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Elizabeth Warren is pushing for a new SEC investigation into World Liberty Financial, the Trump family-linked crypto project, over allegations involving investor treatment, token sales, and a controversial $75 million crypto-backed loan. The move comes at a sensitive time for the crypto industry as U.S. lawmakers debate major digital asset legislation through the CLARITY Act. Warren Questions WLFI Token Structure In a letter sent to SEC Chair Paul Atkins on May 14, Warren asked regulators to examine whether World Liberty Financial may have misled investors or violated securities laws tied to its WLFI governance token. According to Warren, Trump family-affiliated entities are reportedly entitled to receive 75% of token sale proceeds after expenses, while investors who bought WLFI tokens faced strict lock-up rules preventing them from selling. The senator cited reports suggesting World Liberty Financial raised nearly $715 million through token sales, while the Trump family allegedly generated more than $1 billion in crypto-related wealth connected to the project. Warren argued that stronger investor protections are needed as Congress continues reviewing broader crypto market legislation. $75 Million Loan Sparks Bigger Concerns The biggest concern in Warren‘s letter centers around a reported









