World Liberty Financial is advancing plans for a $1.5 billion Nasdaq listing for its WLFI tokens, positioning itself among digital asset treasury firms that accumulate cryptocurrencies. The initiative gained attention with backing from former U.S. President Donald Trump, who reported earning approximately $57.4 million from his stake in WLFI tokens.
This potential public listing aims to fund the company’s strategy to hold WLFI tokens, mirroring the Bitcoin-focused treasury approach pioneered by firms like MicroStrategy—which holds over $72 billion in Bitcoin. The digital asset treasury sector has raised around $79 billion for cryptocurrency acquisitions in 2025, reflecting heightened institutional appetite.
World Liberty Financial has already secured about $550 million through public token sales and investments from notable figures including blockchain entrepreneur Justin Sun. If approved, the Nasdaq listing would offer traditional market investors regulated exposure to digital assets through equity channels.
The move underscores a broader convergence of cryptocurrency and legacy finance, leveraging public markets to scale digital asset treasury holdings while tapping into growing institutional demand.