World Liberty Fi to Buy Back $WLFI, Funded by USD1 Stablecoin Fees

World Liberty Financial wants its own token back. The project is planning a $WLFI buyback after the token shed 66% year-to-date, according to CoinDesk. That's a steep fall for a token that has spent the year hunting for a floor.

The funding source is the interesting part: CoinDesk reports the purchases would be paid for with fees generated by the reserves backing World Liberty's $USD1 stablecoin. No outside capital, no fresh raise — just income off the stablecoin treasury doing the heavy lifting.

Buybacks are a familiar playbook: pull supply off the market and hope it props up the price. For a token down two-thirds this year, the pitch is simple — give holders a reason to stop watching the chart bleed.

CoinDesk's post didn't spell out the size of the buyback or when it would start. For now the plan is announced, not executed, and $WLFI holders are left waiting to see how much firepower those USD1 reserve fees actually generate.

World Liberty Financial is the Trump family-linked crypto venture, and $WLFI has become one of the more closely watched tokens in the market. A buyback gives the project a fresh talking point — and a fresh test of whether it can steady the price.