World Liberty Financial is planning a $1.5 billion Nasdaq listing in order to keep WLFI tokens, according to Bloomberg. This is after the company looks to place itself under the new trend of treasury companies that trade in cryptocurrencies. Funded by top investors such as Donald Trump, WLFI has raised close to $550 million in token sales from the public.
World Liberty Financial’s Nasdaq Listing Details
World Liberty Financial plans to form a listed firm that will hold its WLFI tokens. The company has already commenced negotiations with technological and cryptocurrency whales. Although the deal structure remains unsettled, the company plans to use a listed shell corporation.
Comparison with Other Digital Asset Treasury Companies
World Liberty draws inspiration from MicroStrategy, which repositioned itself as a Bitcoin holding company. Many similar companies have imitated this strategy. Treasury firms for digital assets have raised about $79 billion to buy Bitcoin in 2025. Adopting the same strategy, World Liberty intends to cash in on increasing interest in digital currencies.
WLFI Tokens Explained
World Liberty Financial created WLFI tokens as governance tokens to provide an alternative to stablecoins in the decentralized finance (DeFi) market. Focusing on WLFI tokens turns the company into a future player in the new crypto market. At the moment, most investors consider WLFI tokens to be a future asset.
Financial Support and Stand in the Market
World Liberty Financial has received strong backing from high-profile investors. Tron founder Justin Sun put in $30 million for 2 billion WLFI tokens. Web3Port also put in $10 million this year. Such top-profile investor backing gives the company credibility as it looks to establish itself in the digital assets market.
As the cryptocurrency market continues to grow, this business move would establish the company as a trendsetter in the emerging market. Investors and market analysts will all be paying attention to the performance of World Liberty Financial in the next few months.
