Donald Trump's crypto venture, World Liberty Financial, has significantly reduced its fundraising goal from $300 million to $30 million due to poor sales performance of its WLFI token. Since launching in mid-October, the project has raised approximately $14 million, leaving it far from its initial target. World Liberty plans to cease WLFI sales once it reaches the $30 million goal. An associated entity, DT Marks DEFI LLC, is set to receive 75% of net revenues from the token sales only after this fundraising target is met. Concerns over the token's lack of a value accrual mechanism have contributed to the disappointing investor interest, as the WLFI token is essentially a governance token tied to a protocol that is not yet fully established. Currently, World Liberty Financial has $288 million worth of digital tokens for sale, but only a fraction has been sold. As of now, the sold tokens are frozen and cannot be traded on secondary markets, adding to the uncertainty surrounding the project.

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